When she was decommissioned on Feb. 8, 2007, the cutter USCGC Storis (WMEC 38), otherwise called the “Queen of the …

In one of her most famous letters to her husband, John, Abigail Adams admonished him to make sure that “particular …

Call it drive, initiative, or self-starting survivalist instincts, few people can compare with the experiences that Frances “Fran” Fragos Townsend …

It has long been a bitter irony for the Coast Guard’s 14th District: the service’s smallest district, in terms of …

Since the days of the United States’ Revolutionary War and Connecticut patriot David Bushnell’s Turtle, the idea of a vessel …

A continual search for the “best and the brightest” is a practice the U.S. government constantly strives for. Add a …

For thousands of years, infrastructure connectivity has been key to the security, successes, and failures of citizens, countries, and their …

The nation’s sputtering economy is presenting a unique “win-win” situation for the federal government and regional homeland security leaders as …

In 1995, 12 people died and more than 6,000 were injured when a Japanese terrorist group released sarin gas into …

A lot of everyday products appear rather innocuous to the typical American user. From computers with advanced microprocessors to cell …