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Spanish Navy cadets tour the Coast Guard Cutter William

Spanish Navy cadets tour the Coast Guard Cutter William

Spanish Navy cadets tour the Coast Guard Cutter William Flores at Coast Guard Sector Miami, May 2, 2013. The cadets toured the new fast response cutter to learn about it's capabilities. U.S. Coast Guard photo b... More

Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Cristobal Lopez,

Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Cristobal Lopez,

Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Cristobal Lopez, stationed aboard the Coast Guard Cutter William Flores, educates cadets with the Spanish navy about the new fast response cutter at Coast Guard Sector Miami,... More

Lt. Cmdr. Luis Rodriguez, with Coast Guard Sector Miami,

Lt. Cmdr. Luis Rodriguez, with Coast Guard Sector Miami,

Lt. Cmdr. Luis Rodriguez, with Coast Guard Sector Miami, teaches the Spanish navy cadets about the Coast Guard's mission at Coast Guard Sector Miami, May 2, 2013. The cadets train aboard the Juan Sebastian Elca... More

Capt. Chris Scraba, Coast Guard Sector Miami commander,

Capt. Chris Scraba, Coast Guard Sector Miami commander,

Capt. Chris Scraba, Coast Guard Sector Miami commander, welcomes the Spanish cadets at Coast Guard Sector Miami, May 2, 2013. The cadets visited Sector Miami to tour and learn about the Coast Guards mission in ... More

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