Coast Guard Member Reported Missing in Eastern Pacific Ocean
The U.S. Coast Guard is actively searching for a member who went missing aboard the CGC Waesche. The search is currently underway in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The CGC Waesche, along with its attached helicopter and small unmanned aircraft systems, is conducting search patterns in the area. The Coast Guard has also deployed additional search assets from various agencies to assist in the effort.
Operational Security Measures
Due to operational security considerations, the specific locations of the search efforts cannot be disclosed. Coast Guard officials are taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety and efficiency of the search operation.
Unidentified Service Member
The identity of the missing service member has not been publicly disclosed by military officials. It is unclear when exactly the member went missing. The Coast Guard is actively working to gather more information and investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
About CGC Waesche
The CGC Waesche is a legend-class national security cutter commissioned in 2010. It is homeported in Alameda, California. These national security cutters are designed to support global operations and missions. With a crew capacity of up to 170, the CGC Waesche is equipped to handle a wide range of tasks.
The vessel is an impressive 418 feet long and 54 feet wide. It boasts a top speed of over 28 knots and has a range of 12,000 nautical miles. The CGC Waesche plays a crucial role in ensuring maritime security and protecting the nation’s interests.
Stay tuned for updates on the ongoing search efforts and the status of the missing Coast Guard member.
