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Coast Guard Ends Middle East Mission, Moves Cutter Squadron to Western Pacific

Coast Guard Ends Middle East Mission, Moves Cutter Squadron to Western PacificPhoto: USNI News

The U.S. Coast Guard is transitioning its Patrol Forces Southwest Asia (PATFORSWA) to the Western Pacific, ending a more than 20-year forward-deployed mission in the Middle East. The Coast Guard’s Expeditionary Cutter Squadron that makes up PATFORSWA, which was previously forward deployed to Bahrain

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