U-182 is presented their colors

Zulu 182

Good Afternoon,
Recruits who arrived on Feb. 16, 2010 formed as Zulu 182.

Please send letters of support to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY Z182/Munro Hall
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083

Graduation for Zulu 182 is scheduled for April 9, 2010.

The company commanders for Zulu 182 are OS1 Ricketts, BM1 Bailey, and YN1 Giaccone.

Yankee 182

Good Morning,
Recruits who arrived on Feb. 9, 2010 formed as Yankee 182.

Please send letters of support to:

SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY Y182/James Hall
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083

Graduation for Yankee 182 is scheduled for April 2, 2010.

The company commanders for Yankee 182 are DC1 Wingate, MST1 Fisher, and AMT1 Guillen.

Message to family and friends of recruits

Many family members and friends have been watching the news and know that Cape May, N.J., and the surrounding areas have experienced a high volume of snow and power outages. This note is to let you know that the base does have power and recruits are continuing with normal operations.

X-Ray 182

Good Afternoon,
Recruits who arrived on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010 will form as X-Ray 182.

Please send letters of encouragement to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY X182/Healy Hall
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083

Graduation is scheduled for Friday, March 26, 2010.

The company commanders for X-Ray 182 are BMC Ruchser, BMC Eppright, and MKC Melancon.

Tango 182's final uniform inspection

Lt. Cmdr. Glenn Brunner, the regimental officer for training center Cape May, inspects the uniforms of Tango 182 recruits before their graduation ceremony today, Jan. 29, 2010. 

Rear Adm. Tim Sullivan meets with training center staff

Rear Adm. Tim Sullivan, Commander, Force Readiness Command, provided members of training center Cape May an overview of FORECOM’s Business Plan and the Coast Guard’s modernization efforts during an all hands meeting Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 in the training center’s gymnasium.  

FORCECOM is the Coast Guard's first command solely responsible for preparing forces to perform missions and execute them properly. It was stood up as a component of the Coast Guard's Pacific Area on June 1, 2009.

FORCECOM is charged with the current and future readiness of the Coast Guard's workforce -- Active Duty, Reserve, Auxiliary, Civilian and Contractor -- to ensure they will be ready when called to execute their missions.

For more information about FORCECOM click here.