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...Public servants: Alaska Marine Highway System Capt. Philip Taylor, left, talks on May 14, 2007, with Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the 17th U.S. Coast Guard District, after Taylor was presented the Coast Guard Meritorious Public...
...is considered old at 10 to 15 years of service, the Storis has lived five or six lifetimes,'' said Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the Coast Guard 17th District, Alaska. Construction on the Storis began in a Toledo, Ohio, shipyard...
Outgoing Cmdr. Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, left, and incoming Cmdr. Rear Adm. Christopher C. Colvin salute the colors during a Change of Command ceremony for the Sevententh...
...District, Honolulu. During the change of command ceremony, Neussl received a Meritorius Service Medal from Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the 17th Coast Guard District. The award was Neussl's third Meritorious Service Medal in 26 years...
...Veteran's Day ceremony at Centennial Hall. Satko served in World War II as a U.S. Army plane mechanic. Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the 17th district of the U.S. Coast Guard, was the guest speaker. Sound off on the important...
...northernmost U.S. town to the North Pole. "This is a new area for us to do surveillance," said Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the Coast Guard's Alaska district. "We're going primarily to see what's there, what ships...
...northernmost U.S. town, to the North Pole. "This is a new area for us to do surveillance," said Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the Coast Guard's Alaska district. "We're going primarily to see what's there, what ships...
...been temporarily relieved of his duties. The Coast Guard announced Monday that Hamilton was removed by Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks, commander of the Seventeenth Coast Guard District. In its press release, the Coast Guard cited alleged misconduct...
Changing command: U.S. Coast Gaurd Capt. Mark Guillory gives his farewell speech Monday during a change of command ceremony for Sector Juneau. Sitting behind are Capt. Scott W. Robert, left, and Rear Adm. Arthur E. Brooks.