Take In Line 1!

CGC MORGENTHAU, with water under her freshly painted keel, is looking forward to putting many nautical miles behind her.

Sounding One Prolonged

Image 1: ENS Daniel Chase, ET2 Eugenio Edwards, and other members of MORGENTHAU's crew man the bridge while transiting through the San Francisco Bay.

Image 2: ET3 Cory Hinderer takes visual fixes while MORGENTHAU passes beneath the Golden Gate Bridge.

Image 3: ENS Matt Monahan observes traffic in the San Francisco Bay.

Image 4: ET3 Paul Stafford, ENS Spencer Zwenger, and ENS Robert Copeland ensure safe navigation of MORGENTHAU through the bay.

Image 5: MORGENTHAU puts the Golden Gate Bridge behind her as she performs sea trials following a 6 month dry dock period.

Damage Control Readiness - An All-Hands Responsibility

USCGC MORGENTHAU conducted hands-on Damage Control training for recently reported members of the crew. Training included firefighting, pipe patching, and dewatering.

 

 

Image 1: Petty Officer Adrian Villarroel conducts training on a P-100 pump.

 

Image 2: Ensign Robert Pfaff and Petty Officer John Jarrett conduct hose-handling training on the dry-dock floor beneath the bow of USCGC MORGENTHAU.

 

Image 3: Petty Officer Anthony Qualtiere trains the crew on proper operation of an Electric Submersible Pump.

A Solid Sailor

 

Captain Lane congratulates Petty Officer Brian Lawler on his reception of a Good Conduct Award.

Newly Reporting

 

Captain Lane welcomes aboard two new Ensigns (ENS Spencer Zwenger and ENS Nolan Salyer from left to right).

SUPPO

Chief Warrant Officer Adrian Schmidt offers a few words of advice as he says goodbye after 6 years of service aboard CGC MORGENTHAU and CGC JARVIS. SUPPO is headed ashore to Air Station Barber's Point.