USCGC Harold Miller WPC 1138 (U.S. Coast Guard) Accent Coffee Mug

USCGC Harold Miller WPC 1138 (U.S. Coast Guard) The USCGC Harold Miller WPC 1138 is a Sentinel-class cutter operated by the United States Coast Guard. Named after Harold Miller, a heroic coast guardman who died in service during World War II, this vessel was commissioned on August 26, 2017. The Sentinel-class cutters are multi-mission vessels, designed primarily for law enforcement, search and rescue, and marine environmental protection missions within the U.S. exclusive economic zone. They are capable of conducting surface and air operations in support of national defense and homeland security objectives. These ships have a top speed of 26 knots (48 km/h) and carry a crew of 24. The USCGC Harold Miller WPC 1138 is part of the Coast Guard's efforts to modernize its fleet, enhancing its capabilities for maintaining security, enforcing laws, and performing search and rescue missions in U.S. waters.