CG 9326 (U.S. Coast Guard) Accent Coffee Mug

CG 9326 (U.S. Coast Guard) The CG 9326 refers to a specific vessel in the United States Coast Guard's (USCG) fleet. The CG-class cutters, which this vessel belongs to, are medium-endurance cutters primarily used for law enforcement, marine safety, and national defense missions. The CG 9326 was built by Bollinger Shipyards in Lockport, Louisiana, and commissioned into the USCG service on June 10, 1994. These cutters are designed to operate independently or as part of a task group in support of USCG operations around the world, making them essential assets for the Coast Guard. The CG 9326, like other cutters in its class, is equipped with advanced technologies and systems, enabling it to perform a variety of duties, including search and rescue, drug interdiction, migrant interdiction, and homeland security patrols.