USCGC St. Augustine (WMEC-306)

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf gptkb:United_States_Coast_Guard_Cutter
gptkbp:armament Machine guns
gptkbp:beam 36 feet
gptkbp:builder gptkb:Mare_Island_Naval_Shipyard
gptkbp:class Reliance-class cutter
gptkbp:commissioned 1989
gptkbp:crewSize 50
gptkbp:decommissioned 2021
gptkbp:displacement 1,500 tons
gptkbp:homePort gptkb:Key_West,_Florida
gptkb:St._Augustine,_Florida
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label USCGC St. Augustine (WMEC-306)
gptkbp:launched 1988
gptkbp:length 210 feet
gptkbp:maxSpeed 20 knots
gptkbp:missions Community outreach
Disaster response
Environmental protection
Maritime security
Port security
Safety inspections
Public education
Counter-terrorism operations
Humanitarian assistance
Public health initiatives
Environmental assessments
Public awareness campaigns
Training exercises
Public safety initiatives
Search and rescue operations
Environmental education programs
Public safety education
Drug interdiction
Icebreaking operations
Law enforcement operations
Environmental protection initiatives
Public service announcements
Community engagement activities
Counter-narcotics operations
Community safety programs
Emergency preparedness training
Support for disaster relief efforts
Joint operations with other agencies
Collaboration with non-profits
Search and rescue drills
Public health and safety initiatives
Community safety workshops
Coordination with local authorities
Coordination with federal agencies
Support for local law enforcement
Safety patrols
Support for marine research
Environmental cleanup efforts
Coastal security operations
Search and rescue coordination
Marine environmental response
Vessel safety inspections
Training for emergency response
Support for search and rescue teams
Safety training for boaters
Marine_law_enforcement
gptkbp:primaryMission Law enforcement
gptkbp:propulsion gptkb:Diesel_engine
gptkbp:secondaryMission Search and rescue
gptkbp:serviceBranch gptkb:United_States_Coast_Guard
gptkbp:status In active service