All jokes aside, the coast guard has my respect 🫡

[@geekyzebra91]

They also save countless lives when people have maritime emergencies, especially in the waters around Alaska

[@raccoonbigg]

Exactly why they’ll always have my respect, they may not be the ones in the headlines during wartime, but they’re always doing to most all around for everyday people with how many lives they save.

[@redneckgaming96]

@@amorykarris lmao. If they’re behind the Marines you’ve been sleeping on Army spec ops and Air Force fighters for the last 20 years.

[@geekyzebra91]

@Redneck Gaming I mean, I don't see the army or airforce jumping into a raging ocean with 20 foot waves to save people whose boat may have had a mishap or freezing water that can kill you with in minutes, don't get me wrong all branches of the military are badass but when it comes to saving lives and people in distress they are number one and they stop cartel boats and subs from getting to the US and some of those videos are badass

[@redneckgaming96]

@@geekyzebra91 sounds like preventing Mother Nature from running her course. 🫡

[@redneckgaming96]

@@amorykarris lol I commented on your own opinion bud. Not an MOS, that’s just Army. But please go on and tell me more about your service in JROTC.

[@DilloRanger]

The coast guard gets made fun of too much, they are tough people. They literally jump onto cartel submarines and force them out it is crazy.

[@leopinty5103]

That video was of the marines if I'm correct

[@C-709]

@@leopinty5103 It was the Coast Guard’s Maritime Security Response Team, or MSRT.

[@CMT_Crabbles]

@@leopinty5103 why would it be Marines?

[@usmc5977]

​@@leopinty5103 why the hell marines would do that Lol

[@MichaelSager-tt7vi]

@@leopinty5103 that was a Marine talking yes

[@nexm3966]

so they guard the coast?

[@los__unicos2777]

Yep they coast guard

[@bouffant-girl]

Most Definitely!!! The United States 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 Coast Guard is am Extremely Important Part of The United States 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 Of America's Homeland Security. They are affectionately known by others as Coasties, and Puddle Pirates ☠️ 😀 n especially by their fellow Men And Women in The United States 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 Armed Forces ❤🎉😊

[@benjurqunov]

They also serve as a military force outside the coastal territorial limit.

[@timcroshaw]

they do stuff outside and of the coats too

[@dreaminknight]

Not only if you are talking about US coast guards. E.g they also participate in freedom of navigation operations atound Taiwan together with USN destroyers and cruisers.

[@billledbetter7978]

The U.S. Coast Guard are the quiet professionals. They don’t make a lot of noise about themselves or their duties, conduct themselves with courage,selflessness, and honor.

[@karrr1573]

Sounds like the opposite of USMC

[@argon2534]

I just graduated from uscg basic training, and I could not agree more. Even the instructors and big-time officers stay humble about some crazy stuff they've done.

[@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

​@argon2534 Good luck in your career! What's your rate?

[@billledbetter7978]

@@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser I don’t have one. I was in the navy years ago and am now retired. Worked on cockpit simulators.

[@6ix35]

it’s because we’re broke lol

[@theofficialgreenkane9645]

My buddy was Coast Guard. He said it’s kinda like the Navy, just less butt stuff.

[@louismccomack9524]

Now where’s the fun in that!

[@amahledimba8846]

What do you mean "Butt Stuff" 👀😂?

[@LisaAnn777]

​@@amahledimba8846he means the kind of stuff navy sailors do in the showers.

[@Adam-ue5sb]

😂😂😂

[@shrekishot360]

Yeah actually it kinda is like the navy lol

[@gregoryboverson4292]

In coastal places the coast guard are like gods! They not only enforce law and protect maritime fisherman, but they are known for being life savers for vessels in distress. Much respect to the coast guard.

[@p-lemon]

Facts I live in a coast guard town, and they are out daily saving vessels out on lake michigan, so many dumb boaters get their asses saved by them lol, and they are nice as hell never met a bad coastie

[@ihaveachihuahau]

@@p-lemon Bruh that's just a lake too, imagine how happy people are to see them in the ocean. It's wild. People go wild over the coast guard on the oceans, in a good way.

[@adult8207]

Lmao makes sense. Imagine being stuck out at sea and losing hope and then boom a helicopter comes out of the sky and a guy rappels down to you with open hands. Some biblical shit right there.

[@xXtuscanator22Xx]

@@ihaveachihuahauthat’s a BIG ASS LAKE THOUGH. With such beautiful clean water 🤤

[@seventh-hydra]

​@@ihaveachihuahau To be fair you can be out on those lakes for hours and see nothing but water. Having lived on (ocean) coasts my entire life, I was actually pretty blown away when I saw the great lakes for the first time. Could've fooled me and told me it was an ocean.

[@sh4rkb4it]

coast guard doesn’t get enough recognition for being the only useful military branch

[@teflonmusk11B]

Yea because there the only branch that isn’t DOD of the 5 branches

[@shrekishot360]

Wait are you serious?? everyone says we're useless

[@televisionhead4705]

Fun fact: the Coast Guard saves on average 12 people everyday.

[@gford1491]

Ironic history lesson The coast guards only medal of honor recipient recieved the medal for saving a bunch of marines during world war 2

[@ronaldschild157]

Douglas Munro, and yes he saved Chesty Puller's Marines in the South Pacific during WWII. Chesty Puller was not on-the-scene, but those rescued by SM1 Munro were his men. Douglas Munro's last words supposedly were "Did they all get off [the island]?"

[@jondeer5239]

Is Munro hall still standing? Golf -130. 1989.

[@Anonymousduck161]

@@jondeer5239it was when I went through. Kilo-186 February 2012

[@blakerobinson8]

@@jondeer5239 I was on the second deck this summer, Zulu-203

[@tonylittle8634]

The Coast Guard has my respect way before the navy’s. And I’m retired navy

[@officialthomasjames]

The Coast Guard does more than any other branch (in non war-time) if we’re being honest. I hate that it’s treated as a joke by fools.

[@nukabat5386]

Coast Guard see action all year round. The rest of us have to wait for combat...

[@geegolywiz4283]

As someone who’s in the coast guard I wish we could get pirates, in Alaska patroling the Bering sea we mostly do law enforcement in the fishing industry and do SAR missions saving people who usual get hurt in tougher weather, I know a couple buddies stationed in Florida where they deal with drug smuggling and migrants, and another friend in the Great Lakes area providing aids to navigation by maintaining buoys and other markers for boat traffic, pirates from I’ve heard are mostly in Bahrain which is where I plan on being stationed next after this three year tour in Alaska! I have to say it’s very rewarding and I love what I do!

[@jimmyhernadez6185]

Hey brother I had a quick question are you a bm? I’m really looking to join I’ve actually just talk to a recruiter and passed my asvab it’s really down between bm or me for me

[@prezac7]

BZ brother

[@geegolywiz4283]

@@jimmyhernadez6185 I am an MK3

[@geegolywiz4283]

@@jimmyhernadez6185 if your want to do Law enforcement I would say go with ME before Bm any day, MK’s can also do a lot of Law enforcement as well I’m actually currently working on Boarding Team Member

[@blakerobinson8]

@@jimmyhernadez6185 what did you end up going with?

[@mikeh6177]

If you have ever worked or trained with them, then you know they are low-key badass

[@peytonparkhill8384]

Headed to CG boot camp in November. I'm gonna freeze my nuts off, wish me luck🤞.

[@V.KINGIII]

Yes you are

[@michaelduffek2866]

BZ have fun in Cape May!

[@johnwilliamsscuba6487]

Good Choice

[@scottkendrix6231]

Cape May in the winter. I remember that. It sucked.

[@jlc6423]

Winter freeze vs summer green heads.

[@countrylife8265]

They also do hostage rescue and recovery, CBRNE, they deal with terrorist attacks on water, etc

[@ihaveachihuahau]

Tbf he's not in the coast guard, lol. But yes, they do quite a bit more than just "pirates".

[@teflonmusk11B]

Do you even know what CBRNE is?

[@teflonmusk11B]

The cost guard doesn’t even have a CBRNE mos like the marine corps or army for example

[@musicwithj1759]

I don’t get why the coast guard gets so much crap? They save lives, protect our waters and fuck up pirates. That’s pretty badass

[@miloserra1518]

The Coast Guard has 11 independent missions: - Ports, Waterways & Coastal Security - Drug Interdiction - Aids to Navigation (ATON: including maintaining the nation's lighthouses, buoys & VTS; also legacy ATON missions including lightships & LORAN) - Search & Rescue (SAR) - Living Marine Resources - Marine Safety - Defense Readiness (National Security & Military Preparedness) - Migrant Interdiction - Maritime Environmental Protection - Polar, Ice & Alaska Operations (including the International Ice Patrol) - Law Enforcement (including Prohibition Enforcement History)

[@V.KINGIII]

Yo…eleven! I got you 💰

[@DurzoBlint178]

Bro had to make his word count💀

[@rb4680]

This man was really struggling to say the simplest thing.

[@monteloe6897]

There’s no way a Sgt actually fucking said this shit

[@harrymcdougall7923]

must’ve had one too many crayons that night

[@lonner98]

Well, they are probably at the Marine Corp ball, and he's probably been drinking a few.

[@Simplay2022]

The Coast Guard who jumped on fu**ing submarine

[@needtree7839]

I got bootcamp on sept 12th (two weeks). Wish me luck ya’ll, let’s get this shit

[@Dead_Again1313]

RIP Jk, hope you finish and see this. Let us know how it went.

[@treightonbatty6494]

Need an update leaving January 9th

[@needtree7839]

@@Dead_Again1313 it went well but found out I have flat feet so they discharged me GGs

[@needtree7839]

@@treightonbatty6494 the training can be a lot to handle at first but just know everyone there knows what you go thru isn’t normal/real life and they make you act like a robot on purpose. time objectives are a HUGE thing to help your company get smoked less. when you arrive at bootcamp they obviously take all ur stuff and all that but you’ll be in temporary housing for a couple days until the friday you’re there. you get to cape may Tues and you basically get temporary company commanders that adjusts you for a couple days before you meet your real CC’s Friday morning they basically act like normal CC’s except they don’t make you do anything physical for the first couple days but will scream all the time still (getting you ready), wake you up normally and treat you like a normal recruit. they let off the gas and take off the facade though when you’re about to leave sexton hall (the temporary housing week 1’s go to for a couple days before starting officially). all of this stuff I didn’t expect and looking back on it would’ve been nice to know prior. also be prepared to be threatened of reversion (getting sent back a week in training) frequently. uscg bootcamp is one of the toughest military bootcamps there is because of the mental battles they put you through. you can get through it though. be ready to be a nonrate for a little while after bootcamp unless you’re desired rate is like a BM or something. almost everyone goes to a cutter after bootcamp. it’s going to suck before it gets better though. you really get so absorbed into the whole structure/routine they have there and it helps you stay involved all the time. the USCG will always have my respect and gratitude. I’m still on the fence about going back with a waiver but I can make more money in the civilian world, so we’ll see, I’m only 21!

[@IlPinnacolo]

​@@needtree7839they don't discharge you for flat feet. I went through USMC boot with flat feet. You just quit. What a loser.

[@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

A lot of Coast Guardsmen are Army and Marine transfers who want a less stressful last few years before they qualify for retirement. Also, we gotta give them credit for being invilved in every american conflict since their founding in 1915. For eample, the drivers and gunners on the landing craft at D-Day were Coasties

[@Guardian179]

Correction. We claim our birthday as that of the Revenue Cutter Service, which dates back to August 4th, 1790. The RCS, Life Saving Service, the Light House Service, and others all combined to create the Coast Guard in 1915. You are, however, correct that we've been involved in every major armed conflict since our birth, in 1790. Revenue cutters fought in the War of 1812, the Harriet Lane fired the first naval shots of the Civil War, and also fought on both sides after being captured. There's a ton of Coast Guard history that extends beyond January 28th, 1915.

[@Guardian179]

Also, one of the most famous photographs taken of D-Day, "Into the Jaws of Death", was taken by a Coastie.

[@asherbitton7491]

Dude the coast guards is just as tough as the marines 😂 ain’t got nothin on ast

[@kwaii_gamer]

Don't forget during times of war they land the Marines. My grandfather was a coastie, and he manned the 40mm bow gun on a LST, and fought in every landing from Guadalcanal to Okinawa

[@teflonmusk11B]

They don’t do this any more lol and they probably and hopefully never will. The navy has SWCC which is way more high speed that the coast guard and todays marine corps has plenty of amphibious fighting vehicles that have the capability of making beach landings from sea in armor troop carriers

[@kwaii_gamer]

@@teflonmusk11B They haven't done this since WW2, and I agree hopefully they never will.

[@Lasperus]

Coast guard was my second choice from the Air Force, My dad was a rescue swimmer and being part of that cause of saving lives and keeping the shore safe always fascinated me. I know myself personally could never be a rescue swimmer but helping that cause was pretty cool to me too.

[@TeufelHunden927]

As a Marine, I give more respect to the coast guard than any other branch.

[@loganthomas7385]

That’s why I’m lat moving closer to retirement brother

[@cheyennep8320]

In 1968 five Coast Guard personnel lost their lives in Southeast Asia. Remains were returned in 2003.

[@socomply5963]

Whole lotta words just to say "idk, i guess they guard the coast"

[@chrismarsden6633]

No branch has seen more action over the last 10 years than the coast guard. Some shit is going down every day they show up to work they just stay close to home (for the most part)

[@MessengerChannel]

As a U.S Coast Guard Secuirty Officer(private contractor) I’ve seen go all hardcore, these coasties are tough and fight hard. MAD RESPECT.

[@johnryan6951]

RIP DC3 Bruckenthal

[@BrucePerkins-eg7hj]

The Coast Guard motto is Semper Paratus, Which translates as ALWAYS PREPARED. If you need to get help when out on a boat Or Ship and get into trouble, no matter the Weather or time of year. They'll be on the Way to rescue your ass

[@_DMNO_]

Always Ready

[@eastcoastmph]

The Coast Guard and it’s Auxiliary is truly honorable. It was a gift to be able to work for the Coast Guard. I hope to work for the Coast Guard again or serve as an auxiliary. Semper Paratus And Semper Fi to my Marine Corps

[@gamer_gamez6721]

The coast guard also do border protection and they work under the DOJ during times of peace.

[@scottkendrix6231]

Nope. CG is DHS. Before that, when I was in, we were DoT.

[@Ransomelias]

Coast guard boot camp is hard too

[@bubbalong7646]

The Sergeant is a genius.

[@user-on6xv2or4l]

coast guard is bad assed

[@TheUnseenSoldier]

Everybody can say what they like about the Coast Guard, but there’s a reason Marines generally have a grounded respect for them. Medal of Honor recipient Douglas Munro, 1st Class Petty Officer, USCG, gave his life in the efforts he lead to save an entire battalion of marines trapped by Japanese forces at the battle of Point Cruz, Guadalcanal, WWII. This point in history shaped a special fondness between the two branches as where the Navy failed the Marines that day, the Coast Guard rose to the occasion, and it was remembered for many decades after, to which involved many occasions where Navy Sailors picked fights with Coasties for being “puddle pirates”, and the nearby Marines would take the side of the Coasties every time.

[@BababooeyYcho66T]

This is enlightening.

[@prezac7]

And Boom goes the dynamite

[@Dead_Again1313]

That's a perfect example and us very true. They also save countless lives during emergencies when no one else can get there in time. I'm a Marine that has tried tobezplain this before. My cousin was an officer in the USCG and I told him about it when I got out. He is a firefighter now. Coast Guard has some very brave, tough and honorable people and I can't help but have their backs, no matter what.

[@rugbyunityproduction6214]

Man thank you, this really helped me understand what I need to work on to improve my overall fitness.

[@benjybronk7718]

Proud Coast Guard Veteran here 👋

[@loganthomas7385]

Thank you for your service, my dad was Coast Guard for 13 years! Was medically discharged back in 012

[@riot_theking9216]

The coast guard deserves all the respect it gets and more also, I’m gonna get shit for this, so does the National Guard the NG has to deal with riots and currently the border and since they’re a reserve force they can be sent off to war if the regular troops lack necessary manpower all the military deserves respect, except the Chair Force 😳

[@user-md2xq5ft5k]

He forgot sar and boarding teams lol

[@ilikeships1704]

boarding teams are in the coast guard and search and rescue is activity but Sar isnt in us cos us has coast guard

[@zanekillingsworth9001]

He’s a marine so that explains it all 😂😂

[@hatfieldmccoy0311]

My one Grandfather was a Marine in WWII and my other papaw was in the US Coast Guard but operated landing craft for the Army when they went ashore on DDay. He had pictures when the beach was taken of all the landing craft and equipment and damage on the beach of Normandy. I think that is the only time the Coast Guard were used with the main military. I don't know much about Coastie history and he never really talked much about what happened that day but I know he was part of the effort that day

[@cody1390]

They also are to first responders what green berets are to the national guard..all branches of the military obviously have an elite offensive purpose and although the coast guard may not be the army or Marines on that front but when it comes to direct actions with the goal of saving lives they stand above all else..all of our fellow military brothers and sisters are heros that each person ive ever met that was also in the military or veterans of such are the best group people I've ever had the pleasure of having in our lives...

[@wildbill9490]

At least the Coast Guard is no longer the butt of military branch jokes

[@Malikav0311]

The irony of a sgt with 4 ribbons trying to explain anything with authority.

[@SulphuricPotatoe]

I’m in need of a old wooden ship, 20ish cannons, some drunken goobers and pirate hats. Oh and a lot, a lot of rum

[@paulbranaman3517]

Read about the hero of your the corps, Chesty Puller. His bacon was in the fire on the island of Guadalcanal in WW2. Who saved his battalion ? The Coast Guard.

[@ConnorFutrell]

The thing I like about the Coast Guard is that, opposed to some of the other branches, they aren’t sitting around waiting for conflict to happen every time they go out; they’re getting shit done saving lives, making sure boaters follow proper regulations, and seizing MILLIONS of dollars worth of drugs coming into the country, not to mention that if America were ever dragged into a war, the Coast Guard can basically merge with the Navy and be deployed. They’re definitely more badass than people make them out to be.

[@stevensproull9388]

Now I know what a JugHead Marine sounds like...

[@matthewguastaferro5755]

Yeah we’re not cocky. We do our job.

[@staciesmith5053]

USCG MAMA here!! ⚓⚓⚓🩵🩵🩵🩵

[@PackRacer]

Yet my pops has jumped onto moving ships guns blazing, had multiple run ins with the cartel, and most importantly of all has saved hundreds of women and children from human trafficking. makes me tear up everyime i think about how many people are alive and able to have a future bcuz of him.

[@ChrisJewell-96]

Ask him about the time they saved a Battalion of Marines who had to retreat from the Japanese. Signalman First Class Douglas Munro posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his Valor and Selfless Service.

[@austinclarke8574]

Dude they do sooooo much more!

[@MortiKahn762]

Coast Guard is the most under appreciated branch of the military.

[@lukeskywalker650]

My father 24 years military. 4 years infantry then 20 Coast Guard. Been all over the world and saved alot of lives.

[@maxn.7234]

I was a Marine, but I have the utmost respect for the CG. Their operational tempo is fast and furious. If I had known better, I would've joined the CG instead of the USMC.

[@ryanfleharty5681]

Oh no it’s a pizza box sgt 💀

[@b_lovedsamurai]

I tell people they're sea cops, patrolling waterways, enforcing maritime law, interdicting smuggled goods and ensuring the safe passage of all vessels and the safety and well being of mariners Edit: Respect to our Coast Guardsmen -from a Navy vet

[@nicholasmargagliano1833]

Lmfao way to just stereotype it I was in the CG. We do maritime law enforcement. This includes seizing drugs, illegal immigration, piracy, and fishing laws (what you’re fishing for and how much). We also have special ops like other branches that do much more in depth with maritime law and anti terrorism. Aside from the law aspect, we safeguard life and property. This includes responding to vessels in danger, breaking ice for safe travel, and maintains bougies throughout US waters. Saved the best for last, we save lives! Our AST “A” school is amongst the hardest in all of the military and we will respond to save lives always!

[@prezac7]

BZ brother

[@Uwase636]

Respect cost gourd

[@moonwacher459]

They also provide searcher rescue They pulled World War II fighters out of the water they ran gunboats And they fight Illegal transportation of narcotics across waterways

[@FleshStick360]

I'm actually signing up soon.

[@Christopher-xd5in]

Coast Guardsman like Doug Munro who saved many marine including Chestie. Guadalcanal. Coast Guard began as the Revenue Marines to stop smuggling and help pay for the war of Independence.

[@richarddunleavy3011]

We used to poke fun at the coast guard all the time but honestly if i had it to do over again i would definitely consider joining the coast guard.

[@bodidley5015]

Coasties are out there conducting their mission every day. Signed, former Marine.

[@ItchyPilauBoto]

Pirates once upon a time did look like how they’re portrayed in movies like Peter Pan and Pirates of the Caribbean.. but not now obviously

[@ranvehet]

COAST GUARD!!!!!!

[@cropcircler]

CG protects daily floaters 💩🤪😀

[@Christopher-vg4pi]

Put the crayon down Sarge

[@mannyeldude4083]

ALSO THEY STOP CARTELS😊

[@shrekishot360]

I've been a coastie for 2 years and most people laugh at me when I say I'm in the coast guard. However most soldiers think we're badass. The marines especially, the Marines have my respect and they respect us coasties

[@jacobcowan8391]

Technically the coast guard falls under the naval branch during times of war. Otherwise it falls under the department of homeland security

[@michaelhennegan9637]

Department of Transportation!

[@jacobcowan8391]

@@michaelhennegan9637 your close. it used to be the department of transportation. 2003 it was transferred to homeland security.

[@scottkendrix6231]

​@@michaelhennegan9637Jacob is, in fact, correct. I served when it was DoT. After DHS was formed, it transferred to DHS.

[@jamesbeckemeyer3578]

It was the United States Coast Guard that saved Chesty Puller and his very shot up Marines. Chesty had the greatest respect for Coasties. Semper Paratus!!

[@truthbtold2910]

The Coast Guard is not a Military outfit. They are attached to Home Land Security. In times of war, they are attached to the US Navy. They were formerly assigned to the Department of Transportation. Much respect to the Guard, as they see significant TRAUMA, more or less, on a daily bases. They do Search and Rescue, as well as Search and Recovery of dead bodies...from the seas around the US. Bodies that have often been floating for days, chewed on by fish and so on. I'm sure you will agree, getting shot at is scary stuff, but so are recovering bodies. Having worked w Veterans from All service branches and the Guard, Trauma is Trauma. Once it gets inside you, it Never leaves. Blessings upon ALL Vets, regardless of service branch. In the Holy name of Jesus the Christ. Amen.

[@david-kg1bk]

We don’t fight pirates 😭we probably have been then but I haven’t heard anything lately we on that migrant drug and fishing and SAR

[@eec589]

Ah the coast guard, cause when you're here you're family. (If you get the reference, you get it)

[@Marilyn-oz1op]

We love the CG ❤️

[@ronaldfelix1000]

Did some marine time and trying to commission into the coast guard here soon

[@Maryamplays_minecraft]

Yup 100% the coast guard are pirates Coast guard:

[@sayjack1328]

That's a very oversimplification, but yea... the Coat Guard is modern day pirate hunters and pirates themselves.

[@Dont_care_4_U]

Marines will always respect the Coast Guard because in world war 2 they positioned their boats between the marines and enemy fire effectively sacrificing themselves in order to save the marines that were behind them. That act of heroism was never forgotten and that’s way the marines will always respect them as see them as fellow soldiers

[@twwtjohns]

Coast Guard provides coastal security, drug interdiction and most of all they save people from medical emergencies and shipboard accidents and illnesses.

[@anthonyreinke9931]

This boot obviously had no idea what he is talking about..I meant this reservist haha

[@umbra6772]

Ya coastguard out here giving no fucks if they jump onto a narco sub and force everyone out knowing that's just the tip for Mexico's interactions with the U.S military

[@Italkmadshitlol]

A nigga that'll jump on a sub and play knock knock jokes is pretty rad 🤙

[@scrappydoo6743]

They also do search and rescue, and drug busting operations in some areas.

[@senatorarmstrong2481]

They also have what is considered the hardest training in the United States Military

[@Lenioogami]

Unlike the navy, the coast guardsmen aren't called sailors. They are called coasties

[@wildbill9490]

Why was Peter Pan his first thought when it came to classic pirates?

[@TheNightWatcher1385]

And they fight pirates and cartels while largely using old ships that have far outlived their expected service life, since they’re way underfunded.

[@SwoleKage]

Basically you're a marine from one piece 😂

[@hhhhhhhfjjrjrjrjrirh148]

Ironically us marines are pretty much buccaneers/pirates

[@Pokeclips6767]

Boy got that pizza box

[@vannjunkin8041]

Such a concise defining.. via a couple of marine grunts

[@DJH3006]

Puddle pirates

[@davidreeves8388]

The coast guard does some bad ass stuff .especially msrt and taclet port security guys .and save 100s fisherman and boaters ever year