Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Coast Guard officer candidates with the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, steer the ship down the Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the year.......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Coast Guard officer candidates steer the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, down the Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the year. (U.S. Air......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Coast Guard officer candidates with the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, chart their course down the Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
The tall ship, USCGC Eagle, docked at the Union Pier in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by Coast Guard junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the year. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Megan Munoz)...
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Members of federal, state and local partnerships tour the USCGC the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, on Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Members of federal, state and local partnerships tour the USCGC the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, on Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
Col. Robert Lyman, Joint Base Charleston commander, tours the USCGC the tall ship, USCGC Eagle, on Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout......
Photo by Airman Megan Beatty | Joint Base Charleston | 09.09.2016
The tall ship, USCGC Eagle, sails along the Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, Sept. 9, 2016. The Eagle offers future Coast Guard officers the opportunity to practice navigation, engineering and leadership duties performed by junior officers. A permanent crew of eight officers and 50 enlisted personnel maintain the ship throughout the year. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman Megan Munoz)...
