Waesche was commissioned in 2010, the second ship in the Legend Class, the Coast Guard's largest offshore maritime cutters at ...

Bertholf's crew provided search and rescue (SAR) coverage of the Bering Sea showcasing the national security cutter and crew's multi-mission agility. The crew responded to a disabled fishing ...

The Coast Guard is searching for a missing member of the crew of USCGC Waesche (WMSL-751) off the Pacific coast of Mexico ...

A crew member aboard the cutter Waesche has been reported “unaccounted for” while operating in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

The Witherspoon is the first of three Fast Response Cutters (FRCs) scheduled to be homeported at Coast Guard Base Kodiak and ...

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Waesche (WMSL-751) and U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Forrest Rednour (WPC-1129) conduct a towing evolution on December 7, 2024. Waesche makes its approach to pass the tow line over ...

The ships can reach speeds of 28 knots and are equipped to coordinate operations with partner agencies and long-range Coast Guard assets such as the Coast Guard’s National Security Cutters.

Speaking to New Zealand media on Monday morning, Commanding Officer Captain Matthew Rooney said the ship was in New Zealand “as part of our mission going around through the Southern Ocean”. Rooney ...

20 of the Coast Guard’s mid-endurance cutters—almost the entire fleet--are based on the East Coast, and five of 11 big National Security Cutters will operate out of the Coast Guard’s ...

USCG Cutter Bertholf returns after a 130-day mission in the Bering Sea, focusing on defense, diplomacy, and law enforcement.

This story was first reported by U.S. Naval Institute News. The Waesche, a legend-class national security cutter commissioned in 2010, is homeported in Alameda, California, according to the Coast ...