Photos

• June 30, 2009
  Regional News Map
  
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  June 05, 2009
  U.S. Coast Guard veteran Tommy Harbour returns to Normandy ( 1.01 MB)
  
  UTAH BEACH, France - Mr. Tommy Harbour was 18 when he made three trips in LST PA33-4 delivering troops and equipment to the beaches of Normandy June 6, 1944. Mr. Harbour was a Coxswainmate in the U.S. Coast Guard whose job it was to lower the ramp on the boat and ensure the engine was full of fuel and in working order. Photo by John Tomassi
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  May 26, 2009
  Rear Adm. Bennett S. Sparks (125.64 KB)
  
  Official portrait for Coast Guard Reserve Rear Adm. Bennett S. Sparks
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  September 27, 2004
  Coast Guard drug interdiction photo release
  
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  September 27, 2004
  Fishing Vessel Lina Maria was intercepted for smuggling cocaine (20.36 KB)
  Over 30,000 pounds was seized, a record for the Coast Guard
  
  EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN (Sept. 17, 2004) A U.S. Coast Guard law enforcement detachment assigned to USS Curts made the largest cocaine seizure in Coast Guard history, seizing 30,000 pounds of cocaine on board the fishing vessel Lina Maria, 300 miles southwest of the Galapagos Islands.
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  September 27, 2004
  Bales of cocaine onboard Lina Maria were part of record drug seizure (35.14 KB)
  
  EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN (Sept. 17, 2004) A record 600 bales of cocaine, equal to over 30,000 pounds was seized from the fishing vessel Lina Maria after a U.S. Coast Guard law enforcement detachment assigned to USS Curts intercepted and boarded the vessel, 300 miles southwest of the Galapagos Islands.
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  September 27, 2004
  Coast Guard boards vessel suspected of drug smuggling (476.37 KB)
  
  EASTERN PACIFIC (Sept. 23, 2004) -- Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment 105 members prepare to board the fishing vessel San Jose. The boarding team later found 26,250 pounds of cocaine, the third largest seizure in Coast Guard history.
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  September 27, 2004
  Download video of a drug interdiction