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Assistant SAR Duty Officer FLORIDA

Assistant SAR Duty Officer FLORIDA

MIAMI -- Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class (OS1) Ippolito Hilton gathers information to form a plan of action for a developing search and rescue case Oct. 17, 2007, while on duty as the assistant search and r... More

Assistant SAR Duty Officer FLORIDA

Assistant SAR Duty Officer FLORIDA

MIAMI -- Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class (OS1) Ippolito Hilton gathers information about a developing search and rescue case Oct. 17, 2007, while on duty in the Seventh District Command Center. Search and ... More

Assistant Law Enforcement Duty Officer

Assistant Law Enforcement Duty Officer

MIAMI -- Coast Guard Lt. j.g. Rebecca Shults, assistant law enforcement duty officer in the District Seven Command Center, documents information passed from a boarding team during a boarding of a vessel Oct. 17... More

Receiving the Call for Help FLORIDA

Receiving the Call for Help FLORIDA

MIAMI -- Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class (OS1) Ippolito Hilton gathers information to form a plan of action for a developing search and rescue case Oct. 17, 2007, while on duty as the assistant search and r... More

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