US Coast Guard

The U.S. Coast Guard station in Annapolis, MD, established in 1972, is responsible for patrolling and responding to calls in the region from the Magothy River to Chesapeake Beach. Equipped with a fleet of response boats including a 41-foot and three 25-foot vessels, the station is particularly active during the summer and fall months, handling events such as the U.S. Naval Academy graduation ceremonies and the Annapolis boat shows. Generated from their available business information

The US Army is a military organization that offers opportunities for individuals to serve their country in various capacities, including full-time active duty, part-time service in the Army Reserve, and service in the Army National Guard. Enlisted Soldiers and Army Officers receive training, education, and benefits to pursue their passions and make a difference in the world, with the option to explore different career paths through a quiz and connect with a recruiter for more information. Generated from the website

The US Coast Guard Navigation Center, located in Alexandria, VA, serves as the central hub for coordinating and offering various essential services. Home to the Maritime Information Operation Center, the facility plays a crucial role in overseeing Differential Global Positioning System signals, navigation, and maritime safety information while maintaining strict security measures at the entrance. Generated from their available business information