US Coast Guard Cutter Ingham, Pride of the Coast Guard

摘要

After more than half a century of active service, the most decorated ship in United States Coast Guard history, the USCG Cutter Ingham, is moored alongside the seawall at the former Key West Naval Station, now a memorial museum. The only cutter to be awarded two Navy Presidential Unit Citations, she saw battle service in World War II and in Vietnam. Today, she is a National Historic Landmark and a national memorial to Coast Guard sailors who died in battle. She lives on as a floating museum, open to the public, reminding visitors of the courage and sacrifices of those Coast Guard officers and men who fought for our freedom.