Saturday,
June 3
10:00 am -
CG-83527,
CG-83366/
USCG-11 (Tiburon)
Sunday,
June 4
10:00 am -
CG-83527,
CG-83366/
USCG-11 (Tiburon)
Monday,
June 5
10:00 am -Coast
Guard Veterans’ Commemoration
Reception Officers Ward Room, Historic Naval
Reserve Armory Building.
New 87-foot cutter
open for public tours.
12
noon - Coast Guard - Tours of
Cutters
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Combatant Craft of America - a
Nonprofit maritime heritage and
education organization dedicated to
preserving, interpreting and
publicly exhibiting historic
military patrol and rescue boats,
and honoring those veterans who
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Tuesday,
June 6
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10:00
am -
Coast Guard D-Day 62nd
Anniversary Commemoration
Historic Ships Wharf plaza.
Program
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Chuck Fowler, Combatant
Craft of America, Master of
Ceremonies Welcome
Posting of Colors National Anthem
Invocation Historic Cutters Background and
Introduction of Honored Guests
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SM3c
Wilfred “Bud” Eberhart,
USCG WWII Veteran and CG D-Day
Rescue Flotilla 1 USCG-11/
CG-83366 Crew Member at
Normandy
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Captain James Burford,
USCGR (Retired), Second Skipper of
CG-83527 (Unable to
attend in person; via telephone)
Keynote Address:
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Rear Admiral Richard Houck,
Commander, Coast Guard District 13,
Seattle
Remarks:
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Mike
Gregorie, Washington State First
Gentleman and Army Vietnam War
Veteran
Comments:
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Dan
Withers, President, Combatant Craft
of America and Navy Vietnam Veteran
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Gordon
Meyers, USCG
Aux & Coast Guard 83-Foot
Sailors Association
Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony Attendance Appreciation
Adjourn
Ceremonies
10:45 Post Commemoration
Reception
Officers Ward Room, former Naval
Reserve Armory.
New 87-foot cutter
open for public tours.
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