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The United States Coast Guard Cutter Harriet Lane (WMEC 903), commissioned in 1984, is a 270-foot Medium Endurance Cutter homeported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Harriet Lane supports a variety of Coast Guard missions including search and rescue, law enforcement, maritime defense, and protection of the marine environment.
Famous Class cutters are versatile platforms capable of carrying out national objectives. Harriet Lane’s command, control, and communications capabilities, including satellite communications, make the cutter an important asset for long-range offshore missions. Harriet Lane can effectively coordinate the efforts of multiple ships and aircraft while conducting missions over large areas of ocean.
The Harriet Lane and crew conduct patrols to work by, with, and through allies and partners within Oceania and the greater Pacific region to promote and model good maritime governance.
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