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2026-11-02 01:03:17 GMT

Light Hearted ep 354 – George “Bubba” Eaton, Coast Guard keeper at West Quoddy Head, Maine
George “Bubba” Eaton had a long and distinguished career in the Coast Guard, including four years as the officer in charge at West Quoddy Head Light Station – in Lubec, Maine, at the easternmost point in the United States – from 1978 to 1982. He’s from Lubec and lives there today, so West Quoddy was his hometown lighthouse. He mostly enjoyed his time at West Quoddy Head Light Station, but he had some hair raising experiences that he recounts in this conversation.
Bubba served on several Coast Guard cutters in his career. He was on the crew of the Coast Guard cutter Tamaroa during the Perfect Storm in late October 1991. With winds of more than 100 mph, the crew of the Tamaroa was able to rescue four men from a downed National Guard helicopter. The rescue was made famous by the book The Perfect Storm and the movie that was based on it.
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