- The
United States Revenue Cutter Service was
established by an act of
Congress (1 Stat. 175) on 4
August 1790 as the
Revenue-Marine upon the recommendation...
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measuring just over 78 tons bm.
Smuggling cutters ranged from 30 tons (captured in 1747) to 140 tons. The
Revenue cutters increased in size to
match the vessels...
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academy lie in the
School of
Instruction of the
Revenue Cutter Service, the
school of the
Revenue Cutter Service. The
School of
Instruction was established...
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accommodations aboard. They
carry the ship
prefix USCGC. The
Revenue Marine and the
Revenue Cutter Service, as it was
known variously throughout the late 18th...
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Revenue-Marine,
whose original purpose was
collecting customs duties at U.S. seaports. By the 1860s, the
service was
known as the U.S.
Revenue Cutter...
- with the
British Empire. He also
persuaded Congress to
establish the
Revenue Cutter Service. Hamilton's
views became the
basis for the
Federalist Party...
- The List of
United States Coast Guard Cutters is a
listing of all
cutters to have been
commissioned by the
United States Coast Guard during the history...
- had a dual
meaning in the
United States Revenue Cutter Service (known
until 1894 as the
United States Revenue-Marine). The
position title of
first lieutenant...
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Customs with the
Excise department of the
Inland Revenue in the
early 20th century.
During that time, the
cutter service has been
overseen successively by:...
- An act
relating to
revenue cutters and steamers, ch. 78, 5 Stat. 795, is an Act of
Congress from
March 3, 1845,
which became the
first bill p****ed after...
