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Coast Guard, maritime partners receive National Service Award for Golden Ray rescue

Capt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, praises the response of Sector Charleston units and maritime partners across Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia, for their efforts during the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. Reed accepted the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award which recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others. 
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.
Capt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, praises the response of Sector Charleston units and maritime partners across Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia, for their efforts during the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. Reed accepted the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award which recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. — The Coast Guard and maritime partners across Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia, were awarded the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award for diligence and collaboration in the Golden Ray rescue, Friday.

The award recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.

The award was accepted by Coast Guard Sector Charleston, Coast Guard Air Station Savannah, Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Savannah, and Coast Guard Station BrunswickCapt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, accepted the award on behalf of all maritime partners who participated in the rescue.

The National Service Award was presented by Hon. Cornell Harvey, Mayor of Brunswick, and Dr. Rosalie J. Wyatt, Corporate Crisis Response Officers Association President & ReadyCommunities Partnership National Director.

ReadyCommunities Partnership National Service and Sacrifice Awards acknowledge stakeholders for their role in strategic port community and national resiliency, they also help to build community and foster a culture of resiliency for economic and national security and to protect lives in the first 72-hours of a large-scale or national crisis. Since 2007, the ReadyCommunities Partnership has presented its National Service and Sacrifice Awards to communities, responders, organizations, and citizens for exemplary service and has also honored those who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.

Coast Guard, maritime partners receive National Service Award for Golden Ray rescue
Coast Guard members from Coast Guard Sector Charleston, Air Station Savannah, Marine Safety Unit Savannah and Station Brunswick and maritime partners across Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia, accept the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award for Diligence and Collaboration in the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. The award, accepted by Capt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.

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Coast Guard, maritime partners receive National Service Award for Golden Ray rescue
Dr. Rosalie J. Wyatt, ReadyCommunities Partnership Nation Director, presents Capt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, with the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award for Diligence and Collaboration in the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. The award, accepted by Reed on behalf of all Coast Guard units and maritime partners who supported or participated in the rescue, recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.
Coast Guard, maritime partners receive National Service Award for Golden Ray rescue
Capt. John Reed, commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, holds the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award for Diligence and Collaboration in the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. The award, accepted by Reed on behalf of all Coast Guard units and maritime partners who supported or participated in the rescue, recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.
Coast Guard, maritime partners receive National Service Award for Golden Ray rescue
Capt. John Reed (left), commander, Coast Guard Sector Charleston, poses with Dr. Rosalie J. Wyatt (middle), ReadyCommunities Partnership Nation Director, and Hon. Cornell Harvey, Mayor of Brunswick, after accepting the ReadyCommunities Partnership 2019 National Service Award for Diligence and Collaboration in the Golden Ray Rescue March 6, 2020, at the Glynn County Emergency Management Operations Center in Brunswick, Georgia. The award, accepted by Reed on behalf of all Coast Guard units and maritime partners who supported or participated in the rescue, recognizes the leadership of Coast Guard Sector Charleston in coordination with maritime partners across the region including harbor pilots, law enforcement, salvors and others.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson.

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