Welcome aboard! This site serves those who held the enlisted rating of Radioman (RM) or Telecommunications Specialist (TC), and who employed International Morse Code (CW) in their routine communications duties on Coast Guard cutters and shore stations.

If you are a first time visitor and wish to know more about our Association, I invite you to view About Us.

Preserving Our History. Beyond serving our membership, our website is a depository of Coast Guard Communications History. Please feel free to browse through our site taking special notice of our Memorabilia Page which is full of historical information about the "old" Coast Guard Primary and Secondary Radio Stations. Oh, by the way, look in those dusty boxes you have and if you have any old photos - we'd be happy to have them.

69 Years Ago, this month, The Coast Guard Crewed USS Leopold (DE 319) NKEF Was Torpedoed in the Atlantic on the evening of 9 March 1944, South of Iceland by U255. 171 of her crew were lost with the ship and remain on eternal duty. Among those lost were the following Coast Guard Radiomen:

• CRM Medceslaus S Juszkiewicz
• CRM Benjamin Kinnard III
• RM1c John Tamas Jr
• RM2c Lindsay Croswell
• RM2c Robert E Jones
• RM2c James D Lowrie
• RM3c William A Gee
• RM3c Walter L Ward