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Retired Coast Guard Capt. Thomas Griffitts (right)

Retired Coast Guard Capt. Thomas Griffitts (right)

Retired Coast Guard Capt. Thomas Griffitts (right) receives a shadow box containing items representing his Coast Guard career during his retirement ceremony held at Marine Safety Unit Portland, June 7, 2019. Gr... More

Members of Marine Safety Unit Portland stand at attention

Members of Marine Safety Unit Portland stand at attention

Members of Marine Safety Unit Portland stand at attention as the color guard passes during a change of command ceremony in Portland, Ore., June 7, 2019. It is customary to start ceremonies with the presentation... More

Former commander of Marine Safety Unit Portland Capt.

Former commander of Marine Safety Unit Portland Capt.

Former commander of Marine Safety Unit Portland Capt. Thomas Griffitts (left) shakes hands with the unit's new commanding officer Capt. Alan Moore (right) during a change of command ceremony held in Portland, ... More

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th District, presents Capt. Thomas Griffitts with the Legion of Merit during a change of command ceremony at Marine Safety Unit Portland in Portland, Ore., June... More

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th

Rear Adm. David Throop, commander, Coast Guard 13th District, presides over the Marine Safety Unit Portland change of command where Capt. Alan Moore (center) relieved Capt. Thomas Griffitts ( left) of command ... More

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