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Bernard C. Webber crewmembers man the rails at the ship's commissioning ceremony. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Patrick Kelley. |
The Fast Response Cutter (FRC), a new generation of Coast Guard patrol boats, will continue the Coast Guard’s long history of protecting America’s citizens, assets and interests at home and abroad. The first FRC will be named the Coast Guard Cutter Bernard C. Webber, with the official class designation as the "Sentinel" class." Learn more about the FRC>>
The first FRC, Bernard C. Webber was commissioned on April 14, 2012.
The Coast Guard’s lead Fast Response Cutter, Coast Guard Cutter Bernard C. Webber (WPC 1101), was certified “Ready for Sea” Tuesday, April 24, by Capt. Chris Scraba, Commander, Coast Guard Sector Miami. Read more>>
The journey of building Fast Response Cutter Bernard C. Webber is over. But its journey as a sentinel for our nation has just begun. Coast Guard Cutter Bernard C. Webber has been formally commissioned as a cutter in the United States Coast Guard. Read more>>
The notion of a cutter or ship sponsor is deeply rooted in naval tradition, with a woman selected for each new ship based on its namesake or planned mission. Read more>>
Recapitalization (pdf)
Fast Response Cutter (pdf)
Mission Effectiveness Project (pdf)
National Security Cutter (pdf)
Offshore Patrol Cutter (pdf)
Response Boat-Medium (pdf)
Response Boat-Small (pdf)
CGC Webber Arrival (Video)
Market Research Presentation (pdf)
Q&A: Get Your Questions Answered
Comparison: Sentinel Class &
123' Patrol Boat Conversion (pdf)
Request for Proposal (pdf)
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