Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard Celebrates 63 Years of Service
On August 27th, the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard marked its 63rd anniversary, celebrating over six decades of service and dedication to national security. The milestone was observed with a special address to the Ship’s Company, delivered by Her Excellency Christine Kangaloo, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and Commanding Officer Captain Don Polo.
In her remarks, President Kangaloo highlighted the Coast Guard’s enduring legacy of resilience and its vital role in maintaining maritime security. She praised the men and women of the Coast Guard for their unwavering commitment to protecting the nation’s waters—a mission that holds particular significance for island communities such as Tobago.
Captain Polo echoed these sentiments, using the occasion to inspire a renewed sense of purpose and duty among Coast Guard personnel. His message reinforced the importance of their continued vigilance in defending the country’s shores.
The celebration not only paid tribute to the Coast Guard’s proud history but also reaffirmed its dedication to safeguarding Trinidad and Tobago’s maritime interests with courage, discipline, and integrity.
