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operational. Officers will serve as pilots, however it is unclear as to whether or not they will be trained as manned aircraft aviators or if a new officer qualification will be created for officers or if it will become a maritime-rating for cuttermen. Enlisted personnel are to serve in launch and recovery roles as provide needed maintenance to the sUAS.
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over the failed modifications, alleging that the company made false statements about the hull strength that would result from its extensions to the patrol boats. That lawsuit was settled in 2015 with
Bollinger paying $ 7.5 million to the U.S. government, as opposed to a proposed $ 73 million penalty
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investigation which began in the fall of 2007 is ongoing. In May 2008 the Coast Guard was asked to put aside its $ 96 million refund request from ICGS so the DoJ and DHS IG could pursue the case themselves. In the summer of 2008 several reports on the
Deepwater program—specifically the state of the
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has been selected by the Coast Guard to fulfill the cutter based sUAS role. Currently they are in the process of initial operating testing of sUAS capability on
National Security Cutters. A request is expected to be released by the Coast Guard in early fiscal year 2018 for sUAS capability for NSCs
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The MRS aircraft, or "Ocean Sentry", will be the eyes of the Coast Guard fleet. It features a belly-mounted radar and is equipped with improved detection capability. It will be used in search and rescue missions, international patrol missions, law enforcement, and for illegal drug interdictions.
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Systems has participated in joint Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) with the Coast Guard since the inception of the Deepwater program. Oversight of contractor performance by the government is largely non-existent, due to contract language developed by the contractor. A major
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The 123' patrol boats were intended to serve as a bridging strategy until replacements for the 110' Island Class cutters could be designed and procured. They were created by lengthening eight existing 110' cutters to accommodate additional mission capabilities. The converted 123's were deemed
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Federal government. This did not achieve its intended result - assets that were
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unsafe for use in the projected operating environment in 2007 and are currently awaiting disposition. The USCG asked the contractors in August 2007 for a refund because these former 110 foot cutters will now have to be scrapped resulting in a reduction of capability instead of improvement.
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National Security Cutter fleet along with the Offshore Patrol Cutter fleet. The cutter-based sUAS systems are excepted to be operated by AVDETs (aviation detachments) of three officers and four enlisted personnel once fully
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Deepwater program to handle both the traditional duties of the USCG and the additional missions it has undertaken under DHS and recommended doubling the number of cutters and increasing airpower by 50%.
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zones, and overseas inspection of foreign vessels entering U.S. ports. During the 1990s, it was determined that the assets and capabilities needed to complete deepwater missions were antiquated and becoming obsolete and included 93 cutters and 207 aircraft. The assets were
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Deepwater program following multiple in-flight loss of power events.
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eight 123s or the $ 1.3 million for the eight rejected SRPs (Short Range
Prosecutors). In another report the GAO acknowledged that the DoJ investigation now included an investigation into the NSC problems as well as the problems associated with 123s.
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During the first three years of the initial five-year contract, the Coast Guard re-evaluated the
Deepwater program in July 2005, expanding requirements due to post-9/11 mission needs, which expanded the program to 25 years and a total of $ 24 billion.
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established in June 2001 and jointly owned and fully guaranteed by both companies. In June 2002, the Coast Guard awarded the base-term agreement of the then 20-year, $ 17 billion Deepwater contract to Integrated Coast Guard Systems (ICGS).
593:. After over a year of investigations, some conducted by congress, the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General's office and various members of the press, it appears DeKort's allegations have all been proven to be accurate.
257:(LRI). They are equipped with a state-of-the-art C4ISR suite. A contract for the third cutter was issued in August 2007, and included structural improvements based on flaws discovered during the construction of the first two cutters.
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had sUAS deployed on it throughout 2017 assisting with drug interdiction missions. In total the sUAS was used in 9 out of 11 drug seizures which seized over 50,550 pounds of cocaine worth approximately $ 679.3 million.
449:. The first MRS aircraft was delivered to the Coast Guard in December 2006. Currently there are three aircraft undergoing testing in Mobile and an additional five are in various stages of construction.
589:. After a series of failed attempts to draw needed attention to a growing problem within the project, DeKort made news headlines for taking a bold approach into corporate whistleblowing by utilizing
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is intended to replace the 210' and 270' cutters currently in service. It was also removed from the IDS contract, but developed and delivery continued. In February 2014, the USCG announced that
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1071:"Billions Later, Plan to Remake the Coast Guard Fleet Stumbles"
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965:"Coast Guard's Purchasing Raises Conflict-of-Interest Flags"
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Caldwell, Alicia A., "Coast Guard Fleet Update A Struggle",
736:"Coast Guard's Purchasing Raises Conflict-of-Interest Flags"
705:"3 Firms Win Design Contracts for New US Coast Guard Cutter"
863:"The U.S. Coast Guard's Deepwater Force Modernization Plan"
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Illustrated Integrated Deepwater System (IDS) Program.
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816:, USCG Deputy Commandant for Mission Support, 2017
793:, USCG Deputy Commandant for Mission Support, 2017
843:, Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School
552:requested funding of over $ 900 million, but the
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762:"Shipbuilder sued over failed extension of 110s"
481:The upgrade program was completed in Fall 2007.
265:– The first-in-class NSC is named for Commodore
89:(UAVs). All of these assets will be linked with
963:Hsu, Spencer S.; Merle, Renae (25 March 2007).
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204:performance metric was IPT meeting attendance.
1015:"Deepwater Whistleblower: Time to Tell All..."
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926:"Desperate Whistleblower Turns to YouTube"
711:. Gannett Government Media. Archived from
703:Cavas, Christopher P. (14 February 2014).
664:Coast Guard Acquisition Directorate (CG-9)
1119:GAO report on Deepwater Management Issues
295:The Coast Guard accepted delivery of the
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627:"Coast Guard to end Deepwater program -"
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945:"On YouTube, Charges of Security Flaws"
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980:"LockMart Whistleblower: Vindicated!"
342:- The third NSC is named for Captain
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625:Lipowicz, Alice (January 4, 2012).
465:A HH-65C Dolphin helicopter in 2006
422:and a $ 96 million partial refund.
181:Acquisition Directorate (CG-9) seal
97:is also an aspect of the contract.
37:Integrated Deepwater System Program
1595:West Indies anti-piracy operations
1209:Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard
1182:Category:United States Coast Guard
426:Medium Range Surveillance Aircraft
155:Integrated Coast Guard Systems LLC
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1046:. US Government Printing Office
967:– via washingtonpost.com.
947:– via washingtonpost.com.
943:Witte, Griff (29 August 2006).
760:Laster, Jill (17 August 2011).
485:Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems
457:Multi-Mission Cutter Helicopter
245:The new class of NSCs carry an
1774:Operation Enduring Freedom HOA
1529:United States Coast Guard Band
1380:Joint Maritime Training Center
1199:Secretary of Homeland Security
491:small unmanned aircraft system
334:was commissioned in May 2010.
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540:Funding and management issues
321:Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
275:Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
85:, and land- and cutter-based
1497:Steamboat Inspection Service
1129:Deepwater Oversight Hearings
834:Erdman, Theodore J. (2013),
565:Homeland Security Department
346:who was the director of the
323:in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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1390:Chaplain of the Coast Guard
518:Performance Based Logistics
95:Performance-based logistics
49:United States Coast Guard's
18:Integrated Deepwater System
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1709:2nd Battle of the Atlantic
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660:"Acquisition Directorate"
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262:USCGC Bertholf (WMSL-750)
1734:Coast Guard Squadron One
1600:Capture of the schooner
1370:Training Center Yorktown
1365:Training Center Petaluma
1360:Training Center Cape May
901:, 22 August 2011, p. 13.
554:House of Representatives
312:USCGC Waesche (WMSL-751)
284:Meryl Chertoff, wife of
267:Ellsworth Price Bertholf
228:National Security Cutter
222:National Security Cutter
216:National Security Cutter
129:technologically obsolete
116:International Ice Patrol
87:unmanned aerial vehicles
1694:Great Mississippi Flood
1554:Coast Guardsman's Creed
1044:CRS Report for Congress
912:"Whistleblowing videos"
495:Boeing Insitu ScanEagle
377:, which is based on an
279:Pascagoula, Mississippi
1749:Action of 1 March 1968
1578:Battles and operations
1487:Revenue Cutter Service
1460:History and traditions
1409:Uniforms and equipment
1328:Personnel and training
574:Lockheed whistleblower
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385:Offshore Patrol Cutter
255:Long Range Interceptor
251:Short Range Prosecutor
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1639:Battle of Fort Sumter
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375:Sentinel class cutter
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1664:Spanish–American War
1502:Bureau of Navigation
1446:Ship decommissioning
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637:on November 16, 2018
399:Eastern Shipbuilding
371:Island Class Cutters
367:Fast Response Cutter
361:Fast Response Cutter
140:Request for Proposal
1644:Battle of Pig Point
1482:Life-Saving Service
1400:Three-star admirals
1355:Coast Guard Academy
1309:National Ice Center
709:www.defensenews.com
432:HC-144 Ocean Sentry
419:Bollinger Shipyards
395:Bollinger Shipyards
344:Dorothy C. Stratton
305:Alameda, California
238:with two auxiliary
198:Patrick M. Stillman
149:(SAIC), one led by
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1744:Operation Sealords
1719:Operation Overlord
1674:Battle of Cárdenas
1634:American Civil War
1624:Great Lakes Patrol
1492:Lighthouse Service
1441:Ship commissioning
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1066:, December 8, 2006
1035:O’Rourke, Ronald.
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