USCGC Simlax (U.S. Coast Guard) Accent Coffee Mug

The USCGC Simlax is a high-endurance cutter vessel operated by the United States Coast Guard (USCG). As part of the USCG's medium-range cutters, the Simlax plays a crucial role in enforcing domestic and international maritime laws, conducting search and rescue operations, and ensuring safety on U.S. waterways and coastal regions. This particular vessel is renowned for its exceptional range and endurance capabilities, making it ideally suited for extended patrols and missions across vast expanses of ocean. The USCGC Simlax was commissioned in 1986, part of the Sentinel-class cutter program. With a length of approximately 378 feet and a beam of 54 feet, this vessel is equipped with advanced technology for navigation, communication, and surveillance. The Simlax also carries several small boats, helicopters, and various equipment to perform its duties effectively. Throughout its service, the USCGC Simlax has been involved in various missions, including drug interdiction, migrant smuggling disruption, fisheries law enforcement, and search and rescue operations. The vessel's presence helps maintain stability, security, and safety on the seas, upholding the values of the United States Coast Guard.