CGC KENNEBEC

GRIHCNGREC

BUCMAN

That one has me stumped

Gotta be a misspelled scramble...

The name of the game is scramble.

A cutter name is

MBLRBEA

BRAMBLE

BASSHDHU

Hint

The last four letters of this Cutter is the last name of our President

CGC SHADBUSH

Shadbush

The Cutter Shadbush was initially stationed at Mobile, Alabama, and was used for servicing aids to navigation, as well as being called upon for search and rescue and law enforcement operations when needed. She transferred to New Orleans, Lousiana on 28 April 1967. From 7 to 8 December 1968 she searched for survivors of the CGC White Alder that had sunk after a collision.

WECLRU

CURLEW (?)

quote:

Originally posted by tip_dog:
CURLEW (?)

Right! That it should be more accurately described as a "boat" (rather than a "cutter") was going to be a hint if no one got it. The Curlew was a 65' training schooner at Cape May TRACEN back in the late 50s. I don't know if she is still around, or what happened to her.

Cccohmull

She sank 13 June 1917

McCulloch

The cutter, not "Surfer Joe" McCulloch

UNEENAWS bonus points for correct pronunciation

Suwannee

Okay you got the first half right, now how do you pronounce it?

Swan e river

way down upon the swanee ribber(river)

That kind of talk will get you shot in SOO-WAH-NEE County. That carpetbagger Foster never set foot in Florida, and mutilated the pronounciation of the name to fit the melody.