Lt Ernest L. Stockton, Jr. (USCGR) (Plank Owner)
Mr. Stockton appears to have reported aboard Sebago after serving TDY at CG Training Station Alameda. Prior to that he had been aboard USS Savage (DE-386) as Communications Officer, having reported aboard that unit as a LtJG.
Mr. Stockton was a plank owner of USS Savage and while attached he served under another Sebago Sailor, Oscar Rohnke.
The First Homeport Was San Francisco
Imediately after commissiong at San Pedro SEBAGO moved to San Francisco (Alameda) as its' first homeport. The cutter made one Alaska patrol and was then ordered to relocate to Norfolk, VA for a short time and then on to Base Boston to finish out 1946. The next stop was Base Staten Island where it stayed until placement in the mothball fleet at Curtis Bay in October 1949.