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Homeported in St. Petersburg, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Vise (WLIC 75305) is a 75-foot Inland Construction Tender with a 68-foot barge attached. It constructs, repairs and maintains fixed aids to navigation within inland waterways.

#MaritimeMonday The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Vise returned Oct. 30 to St. Petersburg, after responding to Hurricane Michael and conducting a 16-day port reconstitution and aids to navigation patrol.

USCGC Vise is the fifth member of the Anvil Class of Inland Construction Tenders built for service with the US Coast Guard, and as part of the Aids to Navigation Team, Sector St. Petersburg she and her crew are assigned to maintain several hundred inshore fixed and floating aids to …

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2020年8月26日 · The hard-working crew of CGC VISE made quick work of removing old and long unused piles from a pier face at Sector St Pete. Thanks Shipmates! Jim Colby and 67 others

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2009年8月13日 · PETERSBURG, Fla. - Seaman Ernesto Mora, a crewmember onboard the Coast Guard Cutter Vise, a 75-foot inland construction tender homeported in St. Petersburg, handles a line to control the ship's...

2009年8月13日 · PETERSBURG, Fla. - Crewmembers onboard the Coast Guard Cutter Vise, a 75-foot inland construction tender homeported in St. Petersburg, raise a temporary buoy from Bayboro Harbor, in St....

Free for commercial use, no attribution required. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Crewmembers onboard the Coast Guard Cutter Vise, a 75-foot inland construction tender homeported in St. Petersburg, raise a temporary buoy from Bayboro Harbor, in St. Petersburg, to replace it with a permanent navigational marker.