CG 36500 NEWS and MOVIE
"Unbelievable Coast Guard Rescue" on CBS News, October 2015
Nauset Marine EAST
235 Main St, Orleans, MA 02653
From the upper Cape
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Take the Mid-Cape Highway
Rt. 6 E to exit 12 towards Orleans -
Keep right at the fork, follow signs for MA 6AE/Orleans
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Merge onto MA-6A E
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Turn right onto Eldredge Park Way
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Turn right onto Main St.
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Turn right at Barley Neck Rd.
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150 feet turn right into Nauset Marine East
From the lower Cape
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Take Rt. 6 West to the Orleans Rotary
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At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto MA-6A W
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At the next traffic circle take the 3rd exit onto MA-28 N/ S Orleans-Chatham Rd.
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Turn left onto Main St.
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Turn right at Barley Neck Rd
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150 feet turn right into Nauset Marine East - Marina
The Caretakers of the CG36500, The Heroes Boat by Brian Tracy, from Cape Codder, June 2016
"The Little Boat That Could" in Boston Globe August 2015
"Volunteers Care for Famous Coast Guard Boat" from CapeCod.com August 2015 See article here.
2014 - 2015 Event Images Gallery
February 18, 2012 Memorial wreath honoring the crew members of the SS Pendleton and the Coast Guardsmen of the CG36500. Andy F. Fitzgerald rings the bell of the CG36500 in memory of his fellow crewmen Bernard C. Webber, Richard P. Livesey, and Ervin E. Maske, and those sailors lost on the SS Pendleton.
February 18, 2012 Memorial wreath honoring the crew members of the SS Pendleton and the Coast Guardsmen of the CG36500. Andy F. Fitzgerald rings the bell of the CG36500 in memory of his fellow crewmen Bernard C. Webber, Richard P. Livesey, and Ervin E. Maske, and those sailors lost on the SS Pendleton.
with the Coast Guard Auxiliary members returning to Rock Harbor with Lieutenant Commander Richard G. Ryder (U.S.N. Ret.) at the helm. Ryder is OHS Operations Manager of the CG 36500.
February 18, 2012 Memorial wreath honoring the crew members of the SS Pendleton and the Coast Guardsmen of the CG36500. Andy F. Fitzgerald rings the bell of the CG36500 in memory of his fellow crewmen Bernard C. Webber, Richard P. Livesey, and Ervin E. Maske, and those sailors lost on the SS Pendleton.
"Orleans' CG36500 Always at the Ready" by Doreen Leggett
Wicked Local Orleans, September 2014
See Coast Guard Compass article HERE on Groundbreaking Ceremony
at the USCG Museum in New London, CT, May 2014
CG36500 Meets CGSC Berbard C. Webber, 2014
The CG 36500 met up with the newly commissioned (2012-04-14) 154 foot long Coast Guard Sentinel Class cutter, the Bernard C. Webber, when she came North from her home port in Miami Beach, Florida. The significance of the first of a new class of cutter being named after Coxswain Webber should not be lost on anyone who has a sense of Coast Guard history, as in the past the Coast Guard has named their vessels after Secretaries of The Treasury, capes, points, winds, sharks, and flowering shrubs. Not to mention other high profile people like Alex Haley, Abbie Burgess, etc. This class will bear the names of heroic enlisted men and women of the Coast Guard. What an honor to be the first in a class of commissioned U.S. vessels!
July 4th Parade, 2013. Orleans, MA
Special thanks to Nauset Marine services for excellent towing through the parade route.
July 4th Parade, 2012. Chatham, MA
Part of the Chatham activities marking the 300 Year Celebration.
The Wooden Boat Show at Mystic Seaport, 2009
Awarded 'Power, Owner Restored 1st Place' and 'Judges Choice'.
Katherine Mehls
Katherine Mehls
Heidi Gallo
Heidi Gallo
Heidi Gallo
The Wooden Boat Show at Mystic Seaport, 2008
Awarded 'Power, Owner Restored 1st Place' and 'Judges Choice'.
More articles about the Making of the Disney Movie The Finest Hours
Scrapbook made for the cast and crew of The Finest Hours
