Following its scheduled decommissioning at the end of March 2014, Gallatin will be replaced by the newest national security cutter, Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton. “There are a lot of benefits to ...

The Coast Guard cutter Gallatin is back home in Charleston after 100 days of missions that included seizing more than 2 tons of cocaine and 3.5 tons of marijuana worth about $37.4 million on the ...

NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - A warship that has been protecting our waterways since 1968 docked for the final time. The Coast Guard cutter Gallatin docked in North Charleston on Wednesday. It's been ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) -- The Coast Guard Cutter Gallatin will return to Charleston Wednesday morning for the final time as an active patrol vessel for the Coast Guard. The ship is coming off a ...

After a 45-year career spent sailing under U.S. colors, the former Coast Guard Cutter Gallatin on Wednesday was officially transferred into the hands of the Nigerian navy.

Cutter-Gallatin News: Vice Adm. Neffenger Becomes Vice Commandant, ACL Appoints Capt. White As Director Of Marine Operations, Coast Guard Suspends Search For Tuesday, October 1, 2024 SUBSCRIBE ...

NORTH CHARLESTON , SC (AP) - A Coast Guard cutter based in Charleston was decommissioned after 45 years of service patrolling the seas. The Gallatin was decommissioned on Monday in a ceremony in North ...

The Charleston-based Coast Guard cutter Gallatin returned home Monday after a two-month patrol in the Caribbean during which it seized an estimated $928 million worth of cocaine.

A Coast Guard cutter based in Charleston is being decommissioned after 45 years of service patrolling the seas. Sat, 02 Nov 2024 08:02:35 GMT (1730534555350) Story Infinite Scroll ...