The Henry Blake is named for a New Dungeness lightkeeper and just like its namesake, maintains aids to navigation in Puget Sound. A portrait of Henry Blake tending the lens hangs in the ships galley.
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A guided tour of the unique vessel was personally provided by Commanding Officer, Roy Brubaker. Here, the tour group is briefed on the Blake's technologically advanced guidance systems.
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In the "Blake's" engine room.
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Commanding Officer, Roy Brubaker briefs the tour group on the “Blake’s” exclusive Aids-to-Navigation role in maintaining the enormous navigation buoys.
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The “Blake” has an exclusive Aids-to-Navigation role in maintaining these enormous buoys that provide safe and secure navigation of Puget Sound waterways.
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Henry Blake Tour-July 2005. Small boy amongst the big buoys.
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Henry Blake Tour-July 2005. On the deck next to a concrete "sinker" used to keep the buoys from drifting.
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Henry Blake Tour-July 2005.
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The USCG's "Henry Blake"
From the archives of Elinor DeWire
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