Coast Guard aircraft

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Coast Guard aircraft are specialized fixed-wing planes and helicopters operated by the United States Coast Guard for missions such as search and rescue, law enforcement, environmental protection, and maritime patrol.

All labels observed (4)

How this entity was disambiguated

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Predicate Object
instanceOf law enforcement aircraft
maritime patrol aircraft
military aircraft
search and rescue aircraft
basedOn coastal air stations
joint civil-military airports
military airfields
controlledBy USCG Area commands
USCG District commands
countryOfService United States
equippedWith automatic identification system receivers
direction-finding equipment
electro-optical sensors
emergency medical equipment
infrared sensors
life rafts
machine guns
marine VHF radios
night vision goggle-compatible cockpits
public address system
rescue hoist
satellite communications
search radar
self-defense weapons
hasModel HC-130H Hercules
HC-130J Super Hercules
HC-131 Samaritan
HC-144 Ocean Sentry
HC-27J Spartan
HC-3 Pelican
HC-4
HH-1N Twin Huey
linked to: Bell UH-1 Iroquois

HH-3F Pelican
linked to: HC-3 Pelican

HH-52 Seaguard
HH-60J Jayhawk
linked to: MH-60T Jayhawk

HH-65 Dolphin
HH-65A Dolphin
linked to: HH-65 Dolphin

HU-16 Albatross
HU-25 Guardian
HU-25A Guardian
linked to: HU-25 Guardian

HU-25B Guardian
linked to: HU-25 Guardian

HU-25C Guardian
linked to: HU-25 Guardian

MH-60T Jayhawk
MH-65E Dolphin
MH-68 Stingray
hasOperator USCG Air Station Cape Cod
USCG Air Station Clearwater
USCG Air Station Elizabeth City
USCG Air Station Kodiak
USCG Air Station Miami
USCG Air Station San Diego
USCG Air Station Sitka
USCG Aviation Training Center Mobile
hasType fixed-wing aircraft
rotary-wing aircraft
maintainedBy United States Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center
operatedBy United States Coast Guard
partOf United States Coast Guard aviation
roleIn Arctic operations
National Search and Rescue Plan of the United States
U.S. maritime law enforcement
U.S. port and coastal security
disaster response
usedFor aids to navigation support
command and control
counter-narcotics operations
environmental protection
homeland security
ice reconnaissance
law enforcement
logistics support
marine safety
maritime patrol
migrant interdiction
pollution response
search and rescue

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Coast Guard aircraft partOf United States Coast Guard aviation
linked to: Coast Guard aircraft
Coast Guard One appliesTo United States Coast Guard aircraft
linked to: Coast Guard aircraft
Forrest Sherman Field usedBy U.S. Coast Guard aviation units
linked to: Coast Guard aircraft