USCGC Haddock (WPB-87347)
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Shield: Gules, between two mullets a pale Argent bearing a stylized life ring Proper superimposed on an anchor Or surmounted by a mullet Azure; on a chief wavy of the last a haddock naiant Proper. |
Origin/meaning
The three Stars symbolises the primary missions of the USCGC Haddock: Search and Rescue, Homeland security and Law enforcement. The Search and Rescue mission is futher higlighted by the Life Ring. The Anchor symbolises the rich maritime history of the US Coast Guard. The swiming Haddock recalls the namesake of the Cutter. The Signal Flags are the call sign of USCGC Haddock. The Ship's wheel symbolises guidance, navigation, training and leadership. The Crossed Sword behind the shield symbolises leadership, cooperation and the Homeland Security Mission to protect american lives, property and values. They also represent the enfocement of maritime and enviromental laws.
Literature: Image and Information from The Institute of Heraldry, US Army.
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