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CAPTAIN ROBERT S. MOHR, USCG

CAPTAIN ROBERT S. MOHR, USCG

 

Captain Rob Mohr recently completed a two year assignment at Coast Guard Headquarters where he was the Chief of the Mission Support Integration Office. He was integral in establishing Deputy Commandant for Systems (DCS) and leading the transition of DCS from initial stand up towards its future state.

Captain Mohr has balanced naval engineering and operational assignments throughout his Coast Guard career. During his last naval engineering assignment he served as the Surface Forces Logistics Center’s Icebreaker, Buoy and Construction Tender Product Line Manager based in Baltimore, Maryland. As Product Line Manager, he led a geographically dispersed team to plan and execute depot and casualty maintenance and provide engineering and logistical support to 86 cutters and 29 barges with an average age of 55-years old.

As a permanent cutterman with over twelve years of sea service, Captain Mohr’s shipboard assignments were as Student Engineer aboard U.S. Coast Guard Cutter (USCGC) Durable (WMEC 628) in St. Petersburg, Florida; Damage Control Assistant aboard USCGC Resolute (WMEC 620); Executive Officer aboard USCGC Padre (WPB 1328) in Key West, Florida; Executive Officer aboard USCGC Adak (WPB 1333) permanently stationed in Bahrain in the Arabian Gulf for Operation ENDURING FREEDOM; Engineer Officer aboard USCGC Rush (WHEC 723) in Honolulu, Hawaii; Executive Officer aboard USCGC Tahoma (WMEC 908) in Kittery, Maine; Commanding Officer aboard USCGC Diligence (WMEC 616) in Wilmington, North Carolina; and Commanding Officer aboard USCGC Waesche (WMSL 751) in Alameda, California.

Captain Mohr’s other shore assignments were as a Port Engineer at Naval Engineering Support Unit (NESU) New Orleans. He managed depot-level maintenance aboard Aids to Navigation vessels throughout the vast Coast Guard Heartland District. He also served as the Naval Engineering Workforce and Policy Manager for the Office of Naval Engineering (CG-45). He provided resources, information, and tools to ensure maximum professional development, career opportunities, and promotion potential for 530 officers and was also responsible for reviewing and developing all Naval Engineering policy documents, including the Naval Engineering Manual.

Captain Mohr is a native of Woodstock, NY. He graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in 2000 with a degree in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering. He also earned dual Master of Science Degrees in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering and Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan, and most recently earned a Master of Science Degree in National Resource Strategy from National Defense University’s Eisenhower School.

Captain Mohr’s military decorations include the Coast Guard Meritorious Service Medal, Commendation Medal, the Coast Guard Achievement Medal, and the Commandant’s Letter of Commendation Ribbon Bar, along with other various team and unit awards.

 

 

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MR. JIM R. LANE

 

Mr. Lane assumed the duties as Executive Director, Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC) in April 2020. As Executive Director he oversees the day to day operations of over 1,800 employees distributed in multiple locations across the United States responsible for engineering, depot level maintenance and logistics support for all USCG surface forces, including 246 cutters and over 1,800 boats.

Prior to his becoming the SFLC Executive Director, Mr. Lane acquired 32 years of Coast Guard experience serving in several different positions. He is a SFLC Plank Owner and most recently served as Chief of the SFLC’s Business Operation Division. In this role, he was responsible for guiding SFLC organizational business components in improving effectiveness and efficiency through the introduction of innovative technologies, tools and implementation of the Coast Guard Mission Support Business Model. He was responsible for the technical oversight and direction for sustaining the Surface Domain’s Enterprise Logistics Information Systems. Mr. Lane led the multi-year CMplus Tech Refresh Project. This effort redesigned the legacy IT tool into an enhanced Fleet Logistics System component for integrated Configuration Management, centralized Maintenance Management and Inventory Control, transitioning 756 total units, 206 of which were cutters, as part of a phased implementation plan.

Mr. Lane honorably served in the United States Air Force as a Nuclear Weapons Specialist and later in the Air National Guard as a conventional munitions technician. Mr. Lane has over a decade of experience in quality assurance and quality system management in manufacturing and service environments. He served as the CG Yard’s Quality Manager and the Engineering Logistics Center’s Productivity Program Manager supporting and guiding each organization through ISO 9000 certifications, including a lead role with the CG Yard as the first Government organization to achieve certification. Mr. Lane was a Malcolm Baldrige Examiner and was selected to the Commandant’s Quality Award Board of Examiners for the 1999 and 2000 awards.

Mr. Lane is a certified Information Security Manager (CISM). His awards include the Secretary of Transportation’s Meritorious Achievement Award and a two time recipient of the Federal Executive Board's Award for Outstanding Para-professional Administrative, Management Specialist.
 

 

 

CMC Justin M. Stephen

COMMAND MASTER CHIEF
JUSTIN M. STEPHEN, USCG

 

Master Chief Justin Stephen assumed duties as the Command Master Chief of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC) in May 2026. As the unit’s Command Silver Badge, Master Chief serves as the senior enlisted adviser to the nearly 1,800 geographically dispersed Active Duty, Reserve, and Civilian personnel attached within the unit. SFLC executes world class naval engineering and logistics support to 242 cutters and over 1,800 boats throughout the entire fleet.

Master Chief Stephen’s previous assignments include HVAC technician, US Coast Guard Academy, New London, CT; Corpsman, TRACEN Yorktown, VA; X-Ray technician, Base Portsmouth, VA; Outpatient Supervisor, Coast Guard Yard, Baltimore, MD; Clinic Supervisor, Aviation Training Center Clinic, Mobile, AL; Senior Independent Duty Health Services Technician (SIDHS) for District Southwest, Alameda, CA and Safety Afloat Specialist, HSWL SAFECEN Detachment, Alameda, CA.

Master Chief Stephen has attended numerous military service schools throughout his career to include USCG Senior Enlisted Leadership Course (SELC) Class #113, USCG Chief Petty Officers Academy Class #233, USCG Independent Health Services Technician School, U.S. Navy Basic X-Ray Technician School, U.S. Navy Advanced X-Ray Technician School, Emergency Medical Technician, and Tactical Combat Casualty Care School.

Originally from South Point, Ohio, Master Chief Stephen enlisted into the United States Coast Guard in November 2001. His personal military awards include two Coast Guard Commendation Medals with Operational device, five Coast Guard Achievement Medals with Operational device, six Commandants Letter of Commendations with Operational device, and nine Coast Guard Meritorious Team Commendation Awards with Operational device. In addition to various other personal and unit level awards, Master Chief Stephen was selected as the 2017 U.S. Coast Guard Angel of the Battlefield Award recipient.