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Lifeboat 
The 25-foot Defender Class Response Boat, (RB-S, "rib" or SAFE boat) is highly maneuverable and built for speed.  It is used primarily as a homeland security and law enforcement platform, conducting escorts, enforcing security zones, and delivering boarding teams. (photo USCG)

      

USCG 41 ft  boat
The 41-foot Utility Boat (UTB) is used to conduct search and rescue and law enforcement missions. The UTBs have been used for many years and their long-range endurance, speed, and power have helped saved lives and property. (photo USCG)

          

Motor Lifeboat
The 47-foot Motor Life Boat (MLB) is often used for rescues in bad weather and rough surf. The MLB is designed to self-right and keep running after an inversion. (photo USCG)

     

CG 87 ft Patrol Boat
The 87-foot Coastal Patrol Boat (CPB) is used to conduct search and rescue, law enforcement, and defense operations.  (photo USCG)

          

USCGC Munro
USCGC Munro, a 378-foot high endurance Coast Guard cutter.  (photo USCG)

     

HH-65B Dolphin helocopter
HH-65C Dolphin helicopter keeping watch in the Bay.

          

HC-130 aircraft at Air Station Sacramento.
With a maximum endurance of 14 hours, the HC-130 makes an excellent search and rescue and reconnaissance platform.  (photo USCG)

Here are links to some other pictures...link and a history...link