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    Coast Guard welcomes two cutters to new Virginia home port [Image 8 of 13]

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    Two uniformed personnel stand on a pier conversing, facing toward docked white Coast Guard cutters. The officer on the left wears a light blue dress shirt with a garrison cap bearing two stars, indicating a rear admiral rank. The scene depicts an active waterfront facility with multiple personnel and vessels visible in the background.

    PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    07.13.2026

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Kate Kilroy 

    U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area

    Coast Guard Rear Adm. Jay Vann, deputy commander of Coast Guard Atlantic Area, speaks with Capt. Derrek Burrus, commanding officer of Coast Guard Base Portsmouth, during the arrival of the Reliance-class medium-endurance cutter USCGC Resolute (WMEC 620), July 13, 2026. The Resolute is one of two 210-foot medium endurance cutters relocating from St. Petersburg, Florida, to Base Portsmouth as part of a strategic home port shift bringing approximately 154 personnel and their families to the Hampton Roads area. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Kate Kilroy)

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    Date Taken: 07.13.2026
    Date Posted: 07.13.2026 18:03
    Photo ID: 9808482
    VIRIN: 260713-G-NJ244-1019
    Resolution: 2048x1365
    Size: 645.46 KB
    Location: PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, US
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    Multiple U.S. Coast Guard cutters are docked at a pier in what appears to be a Coast Guard base or port facility. At least three vessels are visible with hull numbers 625, 907, and 901, all bearing the distinctive Coast Guard diagonal red stripe and orange hull markings. Personnel in safety gear are visible on the dock and aboard the vessels, suggesting active operations or a port call.
    Five individuals pose for a group photo on a dock in front of a U.S. Coast Guard vessel, with partial text 'U.S. CO' visible on the ship's hull. Two of the individuals are wearing U.S. Coast Guard uniforms with caps, while the other three are dressed in civilian attire. The setting appears to be an official or ceremonial visit to a Coast Guard station or port.
    The image shows a U.S. Coast Guard cutter, identified as the USCGC Venturous, docked at port. The vessel displays a collection of award ribbons and marijuana leaf symbols on its hull, indicating successful drug interdiction operations. An orange rescue/utility boat marked 'U.S. COAST GUARD 26311' is visible mounted on the ship's side.
    A U.S. Coast Guard cutter with hull number 625 is docked at a pier in calm waters. The vessel displays the distinctive USCG diagonal red and blue racing stripe on its white hull. The ship is equipped with extensive communications and navigation equipment atop its superstructure and has a small orange rescue boat mounted amidships.
    A uniformed Coast Guard officer addresses a group of civilians, including adults and children, on a waterfront dock area. In the background, a large container ship named 'TRITON' is docked alongside tall teal-colored port cranes. The setting appears to be an official port tour or public outreach event.
    A uniformed officer, wearing a light blue shirt with rank insignia and a blue cap, appears to be addressing a small group of civilians at what appears to be a commercial port facility. The group consists of several women, one of whom is holding a young child, and a small dog on a leash is visible at their feet. Large port cranes and shipping containers, including one marked 'Evergreen', are visible in the background.
    A group of civilians and uniformed Coast Guard personnel gather along a port dock, appearing to watch or await something on the water. The setting is an active commercial shipping terminal with large teal-colored container cranes and cargo ships visible in the background. The scene suggests a public event, homecoming, or port tour.
    Two uniformed personnel stand on a pier conversing, facing toward docked white Coast Guard cutters. The officer on the left wears a light blue dress shirt with a garrison cap bearing two stars, indicating a rear admiral rank. The scene depicts an active waterfront facility with multiple personnel and vessels visible in the background.
    A U.S. Coast Guard cutter, bearing the hull number ending in '20', is docked at a commercial port facility. Personnel in safety gear are visible on the dock and aboard the vessel, suggesting a port call, transfer operation, or inspection activity. In the background, a large container ship named 'TRITON' is visible alongside teal-colored gantry cranes at a container terminal.
    A busy maritime pier scene showing multiple U.S. Coast Guard cutters docked alongside a concrete wharf. At least three white Coast Guard vessels are visible in a line, with personnel on the dock and aboard the ships. A large container ship named 'TRITON' is visible in the background to the right, along with port crane infrastructure.
    A white vessel named 'RESOLUTE' is docked or operating near a large commercial port, with an American flag flying from its stern. A person in a blue uniform and cap stands on the deck, likely a Coast Guard or maritime official. In the background, a large container ship named 'TRITON' is visible alongside massive teal-colored port cranes bearing 'The Port of Virginia' branding.
    U.S. Coast Guard personnel aboard or near the USCGC Resolute are interacting with a black dog on a pier or dock. Two uniformed Coast Guard members are petting the dog while a civilian woman in a striped shirt looks on. The scene appears to be a casual, positive interaction at a port facility.
    A low-angle photograph of a white military or coast guard vessel's superstructure, showing crew members posing and giving thumbs-up gestures from the bridge wing area. The ship's hull displays a large array of colorful battle/service ribbons and campaign stars. Multiple antennas, radar equipment, and signal flags are visible on the mast structure above.

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