USS John McCormick WPC 1121 (U.S. Coast Guard) White Coffee Mug

The USS John McCormick WPC 1121 is a high-endurance cutter vessel operated by the United States Coast Guard. Designed for sustained operations in open seas, it falls under the class of the Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutters (FRC). The ship is named after Rear Admiral John G. McCormick, a highly decorated officer in the Coast Guard with significant service during World War II and the Korean Conflict. The primary mission of the USS John McCormick is maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and homeland security patrols. Equipped with advanced technology systems, it can perform surveillance, monitor illegal activities, respond to natural disasters, and aid in the protection of coastal waters and borders. The vessel features state-of-the-art capabilities, including a stern launch and recovery system for its 26-foot Response Boat-Small (RBS), allowing for rapid response to tactical situations. The USS John McCormick is also equipped with an over-the-horizon cutter boat, capable of extended range operations in challenging sea conditions. The Sentinel-class FRC is a significant acquisition program for the U.S. Coast Guard, addressing their need for modernized and versatile assets to maintain their operational readiness and perform their vital roles in national security, maritime law enforcement, and search and rescue missions. The USS John McCormick WPC 1121 contributes significantly to these efforts as one of the newest additions to the Coast Guard's fleet.