Coast Guard Assets

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JUNEAU, Alaska - The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Elderberry sets buoys March 22, 2007 marking the onset of spring and the upcoming recreational boating season in the Gastineua Channel. Official Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Eric J. Chandler

April 26, 2019

65-foot inland buoy tender

The 65-foot inland buoy tender services fixed and floating short range aids to navigation along the coastal and inland waterways. The inland buoy tender also provides a Federal presence for the inland waterways and western rivers, conducting ports, waterways and coastal security; search and rescue; marine environmental protection; and marine safety missions.

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