Tradewinds 2011


Tradewinds 2011

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Room Clearing Room Clearing
Several Caribbean soldiers and police officers demonstrate room clearing tactics they learned...
Taken: 03.18.2011


HAZMAT Trainer HAZMAT Trainer
Displayed is the training area utilized to train 31 soldiers, firemen and police officers from...
Taken: 03.15.2011


Launch the small boat Launch the small boat
A boarding team from the Trinidad and Tobago Ship Gaspar Grande and Ens. James Heuser, an...
Taken: 03.15.2011


Coast Guard Auxiliary provides communication support to Tradewinds 2011 Coast Guard Auxiliary provides communication support to Tradewinds 2011
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary's Team Mercury, a group that has the ability to function...
Taken: 03.14.2011


Weapons safety is primary Weapons safety is primary
Petty Officer 1st Class Ian Keane, a gunner's mate onboard U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Diligence and...
Taken: 03.12.2011




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Closing CeremonyExercise Tradewinds 2011 Comes to a Close
This year marked the 27th annual iteration of exercise Tradewinds.
03.24.11 Story by 2nd Lt. Dominic Pitrone

Chemical SpillThe Hazards of HAZMAT
The hazardous material training begins with a simple scenario. Several Marines from the Environmental Services Detachment D posing as victims begin to cough and cry for help after a simulated chemical spill occurs inside the barracks. The 31 students, who are a collection of soldiers, firemen and police from Antigua and Barbuda, have spent the past two weeks training with the ESD Marines and rush to the scene.
03.17.11 Story by Cpl. Tyler Hlavac

Board the vesselHeave to and prepare to be boarded
The second day of Exercise Tradewinds 2011’s fleet track field training exercise began on the morning of March 15.
03.15.11 Courtesy Story

Coast Guard Auxiliary provides communication support to Tradewinds 2011Coast Guard Auxiliary provides communication support to Tradewinds 2011
Members of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary have traveled to Antigua and Barbuda to support communications for Exercise Tradewinds 2011.
03.14.11 Courtesy Story

Hot barrelMaritime marksmanship refresher
As the sun rose on March 12, the six vessels that make up the fleet track of Exercise Tradewinds 2011 got under way from the Nevis Street Pier in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda.
03.12.11 Courtesy Story



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