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Coast Guard Exchange ribbon-cutting

Coast Guard Exchange ribbon-cutting

CHESAPEAKE, Va. - Lisa Looby, store manager of the new Coast Guard Exchange in Chesapeake, cuts the ribbon as Rear Adm. Daniel A. Neptun and Capt. Edward N. Eng hold it while Chesapeake mayor Alan P. Krasnoff a... More

Rear Adm. Neptun unfurls a flag alongside

Rear Adm. Neptun unfurls a flag alongside

NEW YORK-U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Daniel Neptun, Commander of the Coast Guard's 1st District, unfurls an American flag alongside members and veterans of the armed services, during a Memorial Day service on th... More

Coast Guard Station New Haven

Coast Guard Station New Haven

NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Petty Officer 1st Class Mark Phillips, a boatswains mate assigned to Coast Guard Station New Haven, briefs Gov. Dannel Malloy and Rear Adml. Daniel Neptun, First District Commander, on the p... More

Response boat acceptance ceremony

Response boat acceptance ceremony

:NEW YORK-U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Daniel Neptun, Commander, 1st District, addresses Congressman Joe Courtney, Representative for Connecticut's second congressional district, during a response boat acceptance c... More

Malloy speaks with Rear Adml. Neptun

Malloy speaks with Rear Adml. Neptun

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-- Gov. Dannel Malloy governor of Connecticut speaks with Rear Adml. Daniel Neptun, First District Commander, about the duties and responsibilities of the Coast Guard throughout the shoreline of... More

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