USCGC SENECA (WMEC 906)

Portsmouth, VA

A Tradition of Honor - A Legacy of Action

USCGC SENECA (WMEC 906) Portsmouth, VA A Tradition of Honor - A Legacy of Action SENECA is the sixth of thirteen 270' Famous Class medium endurance cutters in the United States Coast Guard fleet. Our primary missions are homeland security, fisheries law enforcement, counter drug law enforcement, alien migration interdiction operations, and search and rescue. Missions range from protecting and enforcing laws for America's three billion dollar living marine resources economy to deploying in support of Joint Inter-Agency Task Force-South to intercept "narco-terrorists" in the Caribbean Sea and East Pacific Ocean.

SENECA's keel was laid on September 16, 1982 and was formally commissioned into service on May 9, 1987. Our ship is named after the original SENECA, which was commissioned in 1908 and served as one of the first ice patrol cutters, escorted Atlantic convoys during WWI, and enforced prohibition, finishing her commissioned service in 1936.


CDR Matthew Rooney Commanding Officer		LCDR Donald F Flusche Executive Officer

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