The USCGC Daniel Tarr WPC 1136 is a versatile coastal patrol ship operated by the United States Coast Guard (USCG). Its designation, WPC 1136, refers to its specific class within the USCG fleet – the Sentinel-class cutter. Named after Daniel Tarr, a decorated U.S. Coast Guard officer who distinguished himself in both World War II and Korea, this vessel is approximately 154 feet long with a maximum speed of over 26 knots. Its primary roles include law enforcement, search and rescue, maritime security, and homeland defense missions. The Daniel Tarr WPC 1136 is equipped with advanced technology for navigation, communication, and surveillance, making it an essential asset in maintaining the safety and security of U.S. waters.