Welcome Aboard The CGC Jarvis
Week Four
Week Four. We join the crew of the Cutter Jarvis as wrap-up their visit with the
Korean Coast Guard in Port Of Incheon, Korea and make ready for the next
leg of their trip. It's time to head north for an Alaskan patrol.
All photos are credited: U.S. Coast Guard photograph by PA1 Amy Thomas.
Larger views of any photo can be found at the Pacific Area Public Affairs website. Click here.
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The Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis, homeported in Honolulu, HI.
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Cadet Sean Arumae pitches in to load stores for the CGC Jarvis' next leg of their trip. Jarvis spent the past week conducting drills and doing demonstrations with the Korea Coast Guard. Jarvis now heads north for an Alaskan patrol.
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Petty Officer 2nd Class (OS) Zachary Collins (left) and Seaman/Gunner's Mate Phillip Pinto (left) help Cadet Amanda Deis gather information for CGC Jarvis' daily log.
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Petty Officer 2nd Class Louie McDade scans other vessels moored at the Port of Incheon on a round during his armed security watch aboard the CGC Jarvis. McDade, from San Diego, Calif., spent time as a US Navy sailor and a US Marine before finding his home as an Operation Specialist in the Coast Guard.
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Chief Warrant Officer Stephen Brown explains some of the features on the USCGC Jarvis' bridge to a group of Korean US Navy League members.
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CGC Jarvis crewmembers load food stores for the next leg of their trip, an Alaskan patrol.
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Seaman Brent Willcutt (right) and Seaman Jeremy Pellegrino secure the pier during an unauthorized intruder drill. Jarvis spent the day demonstrating their capabilities for the Korea Coast Guard, as well as checking out KCG procedures and methods.
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Cadet Amanda Deis, a Louisiana native, will be entering her third year at the academy, is doing her 10-week summer cruise aboard the CGC Jarvis before returning to New London, Conn., in the fall.
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CGC Jarvis Seaman Mark Sutton passes a box of potatoes to Cadet Emily Hartmann. The crew loaded food stores in preparation for the cutter's upcoming trip north on an Alaskan patrol
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Chief Petty Officer Bobby Rudder (BM) supervises as the Korea Coast Guard ship 3005 moors outboard of the Cutter Jarvis. The two ships will spend two days conducting drills and demonstrations as part of a bilateral agreement between the two countries.
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File Photo.
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CGC Jarvis Seaman Chris Hess polishes the ship's bell in preparation for a visit by Korean members of the U.S. Navy League.
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Huntington Beach, Calif., native Troy Ruiz, a fireman aboard the CGC Jarvis, sounds the fuel tank as Jarvis takes on fuel for its upcoming trip north for an Alaskan patrol.
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Petty Officer 1st Class (MK) Chris Robson monitors the intake of fuel into the CGC Jarvis' fuel tanks.
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Cadet Amanda Deis, from Louisiana, fills out the CGC Jarvis' daily log. Deis, who will be entering her third year at the academy, is doing her 10-week summer cruise aboard Jarvis before returning to New London, Conn., in the fall..
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Chief Petty Officer (MK) Bill Sanowski monitors the hose coupling during intake of fuel into the CGC Jarvis' fuel tanks.
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Petty Officer 2nd Class (ET) Kris Doelitsch helps load food supplies on board the CGC Jarvis.
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