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CGC SPENCER AND CAMPBELL, New York harbor

CGC SPENCER AND CAMPBELL, New York harbor

NEW YORK - Coast Guard Cutters Campbell (W-32) and Spencer (W-36) moored at the former Coast Guard Base at St. George, Staten Island, N.Y., circa 1957. These "Treasury" class cutters -- sometimes referred to a... More

Coast Guard Cutter Campbell transits the Hudson River

Coast Guard Cutter Campbell transits the Hudson River

Coast Guard Cutter Campbell transits the Hudson River today during the Parade of Ships sponsored by New York Fleet Week. Campbell is a medium endurance cutter home-ported in Portsmouth, N.H. U.S. Navy ships and... More

U.S. Coast Guardsman assigned to the CGC Campbell (WMEC

U.S. Coast Guardsman assigned to the CGC Campbell (WMEC

U.S. Coast Guardsman assigned to the CGC Campbell (WMEC 909) prepare to tow a fishing vessel with a failed engine 69 nautical miles southeast of Fire Island, N.Y., Sept. 25, 2016. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Pet... More

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