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USS ------

------ is the act or process of producing an effect or performing a function


USCGC ------
In action: moving; causing action or change.


USCGC --------

The act of relying: one that can be depended on.


USS ACTION PG-86
http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/action_pg86.html

USCGC ACTIVE, 1791
http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/active1.html

USCGC RELIANCE, 1861
http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/reliance_1861.html
 
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The Cutter --------- has a persistent application to her work: assiduous effort,while the Cutter --------- cannot be easily moved,stubborn.unyielding.
 
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The Cutter --------- has a persistent application to her work: assiduous effort,while the Cutter --------- cannot be easily moved,stubborn.unyielding.


DILIGENCE
http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/diligence_1792.html

STEADFAST ?
 
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Steadfast is what I had in mind.

Cannot be easily moved,stubborn.unyielding
Consistently reliable, as to a person, a cause, or a duty, faithful.
 
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Buoy Tender crossword puzzle

B - - - - - - Y
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Y
 
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Buoy Tender crossword puzzle

B - - - - - - Y
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Y


B A R B E R R Y
A
R
B
E
R
R
Y

USCGC BARBERRY WLI/WAGL 294

http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/barberry_1943.html
 
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Could be either yours or mine


B A Y B E R R Y
L
U
E
B
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R
R
Y
 
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Could be either yours or mine


B A Y B E R R Y
L
U
E
B
E
R
R
Y


I did not look deep enough for my answer. I chose the first solution, and wondered why there was an unfilled space in the down column.

Here's one:

R R S S A B A A T E C
 
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http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/webcutters/Carrabasset_1924.html

Former USS Carrabasset,transferred to the Treasury Department for use by the Coast Guard 24 May 1924.
 
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Former USS Carrabasset,transferred to the Treasury Department for use by the Coast Guard 24 May 1924.


Named for a stream in Franklin and Somerset counties in Maine. A pretty good micro-brew too.
 
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http://www.datasync.com/~bouchard/meships/meships.html

The State of Maine has a long and distinguished maritime heritage including the establishment of the first American shipyard near Portland in 1638, and Maine's First Ship, built in 1607. The Navy has named a number of ships for geographic features and political entities of the State of Maine. The most used names are the state name - Maine assigned to 5 hulls (4 commissioned or in service) and Piscataqua, the river forming part of the Maine-New Hampshire boundary, also assigned to 5 hulls (4 commissioned or in service). The first Navy ship named for a place in Maine was the sloop of war Falmouth commissioned 18 January 1828,and the latest is the Ballistic Nuclear Submarine Maine (SSBN-741). The largest ship was the oiler Sebec at 25,400 tons, 553' ft. long and 75' wide, and the smallest (boat), the motorboat Somerset at 15 tons. Not all the names are uniquely assigned to Maine places, for example, Somerset and Fairfield represent a number of municipalities and counties in other states.

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USCGC and USRC also on page.
 
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Thank you for the link. It's very interesting to see so many Maine names.

These could be added:

USCGC MATINICUS WPB 1315
USCGC CUSHING WPB 1321

Matinicus Island is near Penobscot Bay and Cushing Island is near Portland.
 
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She was the last stern-wheel tender built for the Lighthouse Service
 
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She was the last stern-wheel tender built for the Lighthouse Service


WAKEROBIN WAGL 251

http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/wakerobin_1927.html
 
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USCGC -----

----- resigned from the Senate in 1861 to become the 25th Secretary of the Treasury as the Civil War began. He served for President Abraham Lincoln in that capacity from March 7, 1861 until June 30, 1864. The war created the need to raise money, and with customs revenue from the Southern cotton trade cut off, ----- had to implement internal taxes. The Bureau of Internal Revenue, later the Internal Revenue Service, was created in 1862 to collect stamp taxes and internal duties. The next year it administered the nation's first income tax. In order to further finance the war, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing was established in 1862 to print the government's first currency, known as greenbacks because of their color. These were legal tender notes not backed by specie. ----- disapproved in principle of the legal tender notes; with no requirement for specie backing they could be printed in unlimited quantities and were therefore inflationary. He recognized their necessity in a time of emergency, but later, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he would declare the notes unconstitutional. The National Banking System was created in 1863 to establish a uniform currency. The greenbacks, within a new network of national banks, directly involved the government in banking for the first time. ----- resigned in 1864, having put the nation's finances in a more favorable condition. Lincoln appointed him Chief Justice later that year, and he presided over the Court during the difficult period of Reconstruction
 
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----- resigned from the Senate in 1861 to become the 25th Secretary of the Treasury as the Civil War began. He served for President Abraham Lincoln in that capacity from March 7, 1861 until June 30, 1864. The war created the need to raise money, and with customs revenue from the Southern cotton trade cut off, ----- had to implement internal taxes. The Bureau of Internal Revenue, later the Internal Revenue Service, was created in 1862 to collect stamp taxes and internal duties. The next year it administered the nation's first income tax. In order to further finance the war, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing was established in 1862 to print the government's first currency, known as greenbacks because of their color. These were legal tender notes not backed by specie. ----- disapproved in principle of the legal tender notes; with no requirement for specie backing they could be printed in unlimited quantities and were therefore inflationary. He recognized their necessity in a time of emergency, but later, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he would declare the notes unconstitutional. The National Banking System was created in 1863 to establish a uniform currency. The greenbacks, within a new network of national banks, directly involved the government in banking for the first time. ----- resigned in 1864, having put the nation's finances in a more favorable condition. Lincoln appointed him Chief Justice later that year, and he presided over the Court during the difficult period of Reconstruction


CHASE

Salmon P. Chase

http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/chase_1865.html
 
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This Cutter was named for a timber tree (Pinus strobus) of eastern North America, having needles in clusters of five and durable, easily worked wood.

- - - - - - - - - was unique in her class for having "spuds".
 
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In 1976, White Pine was sent to Mobile, Alabama, to replace the Coast Guard cutter Blackthorn, which was being transferred to Galveston, Texas

http://www.navsource.org/archives/14/43448.htm

http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/webcutters/White_Pine_1948.html
 
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In 1976, White Pine was sent to Mobile, Alabama, to replace the Coast Guard cutter Blackthorn, which was being transferred to Galveston, Texas

http://www.navsource.org/archives/14/43448.htm

http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/webcutters/White_Pine_1948.html


The YF-448; WAGL-546; WLM-547 is having a long life. It's now in the Dominican Republic.
 
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