How Many 110s are left?

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The Coast Guard Cutter Naushon (WPB 1311) 110-foot Island-class patrol boat and crew conduct training in Kachemak Bay near Homer, Alaska, Feb. 16, 2018.(Picture source U.S. Defense Visual Information)

Had a question from a reader, how many 110s are still in commission with the USCG?. Figured I could get a quick answer here. We know about the four still with PATFORSWA. Looking at District web sites, I am not sure they are up to date.

The FY20222 budget anticipates decommissioning five more. So how close are we to seeing the last of these cutters in the USCG?

Looking at the Wikipedia page for “Sentinel Class Cutters,” which seems to have been kept up to date, at this point there are 20 Webber class that have not yet been delivered to the Coast Guard. Future homeports have not been associated with 17 of these.

If you know of 110s still in commission please add a note.

2 thoughts on “How Many 110s are left?”

  1. Pingback: How Many 110s are left? — Chuck Hill’s CG Blog | Ups Downs Family History

  2. I was a Plankowner of USCGC Monhegan WPB 1305. I cannot find online what happened to her after decommissioning. Does anyone know her fate?
    Tim Donovan SCPO retired USCG

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