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The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa returned to

The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa returned to

The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa returned to their homeport in Portsmouth, after a 57-day counter-drug and migrant interdiction operations patrol on December 12. U.S. Coast Guard photo by SN Kate Kilroy

Fireman Lukas Kuehne, a crewmember aboard the Coast

Fireman Lukas Kuehne, a crewmember aboard the Coast

Fireman Lukas Kuehne, a crewmember aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa, homeported in Portsmouth, VA., helps move drugs during a contraband transfer aboard the cutter on an unknown date. The cutter crew conduct... More

A Cutter Boat - Over the Horizon boatcrew from the

A Cutter Boat - Over the Horizon boatcrew from the

A Cutter Boat - Over the Horizon boatcrew from the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa, homeported in Portsmouth, Va., conducts boardings with Haitian sail freighters on an unknown date in the Caribbean. The crew conducte... More

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew gathered to welcome their loved ones back from deployment on December 12. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew returned to their homeport in Portsmouth, after a ... More

Petty Officer 3rd Class Brett Krafft, a boatswain’s

Petty Officer 3rd Class Brett Krafft, a boatswain’s

Petty Officer 3rd Class Brett Krafft, a boatswain’s mate, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Malcom Woods, a maritime enforcement specialist aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa, homeported in Portsmouth, VA., fold an ... More

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew gathered to welcome their loved ones back from deployment on December 12. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew returned to their homeport in Portsmouth, after a ... More

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew gathered to welcome their loved ones back from deployment on December 12. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew returned to their homeport in Portsmouth, after a ... More

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew

Family members of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew gathered to welcome their loved ones back from deployment on December 12. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa's crew returned to their homeport in Portsmouth, after a ... More

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