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Reporting resourcesCoast Guard · District of Columbia
Southeast Washington; St. Elizabeths campus, District of Columbia, United States
Coast Guard Headquarters occupies the St. Elizabeths west campus in Southeast Washington, D.C., with National Capital Region support provided through Base NCR.
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Coast Guard Headquarters occupies the St. Elizabeths west campus in Southeast Washington, D.C., with National Capital Region support provided through Base NCR. [1]
This is a controlled headquarters campus rather than a waterfront small-boat station. An ordinary CAC or a research appointment does not establish unrestricted campus access. [1]
Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling guide
Washington Navy Yard — NSA Washington guide
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Current & former names: Coast Guard Headquarters — St. Elizabeths · USCG Headquarters · St. Elizabeths Coast Guard Headquarters · Douglas A. Munro Coast Guard Headquarters Building
The Coast Guard’s archival aerial-photo caption says the move to the St. Elizabeths campus was completed in December 2013.
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Milestone sourceThis is a controlled headquarters campus rather than a waterfront small-boat station. An ordinary CAC or a research appointment does not establish unrestricted campus access.
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