COMMAND MASTER CHIEF

Master Chief Sean Fullwood, USCG


Master Chief Sean Fullwood currently serves as the Command Senior Enlisted Leader at USCG Base Boston. Where he assists and advises the Base Commanding Officer on issues that impact the crew’s morale, and well-being.

Most recently Master Chief Fullwood served as the Command Senior Enlisted Leader U.S. Coast Guard Sector Boston. Where he assisted and advised the Sector Commander of Sector Boston execute the Coast Guards mission across the greater Boston Area from Newburyport, Massachusetts to Hull, Massachusetts. Prior to assuming the duties at Sector Boston, Master Chief was the Coast Guard’s Senior Enlisted Liaison to the US Senate. Coast Guard Liaisons act as a conduit for United States Senators to communicate with and resolve Congressional interests that involve the Coast Guard. He was responsible for coordinating and facilitating Coast Guard support to Senate Members, their staff, and constituents for maritime issues involving Coast Guard units and personnel.

 
Master Chief Fullwood’s previous assignments include: Food Service Officer and Unit Command Senior Chief aboard the USCGC MELLON Seattle, WA, the MWR Business Operations Manager and Wheelhouse Club Manager aboard BASE Portsmouth, Food Service Officer at Motor Life Boat Station Quillayute River, La Push, WA, the Food Service Officer aboard USCGC MAKO (WPB 87303), Cape May, NJ, Sector Delaware Bay, Philadelphia, PA, USCGC STORIS, Kodiak AK.

Master Chief Fullwood joined the Coast Guard in July 2002 and was a graduating member of Recruit Company: November-162. He attended Food Service Specialist Class “A” School graduating in January 2003. He advanced to Chief Petty Officer in 2012 and is a proud graduate of the Coast Guard Chief Petty Officers Academy class 194 and a 2018 graduate of the Coast Guard Senior Enlisted Leadership Course Session 68.

Master Chief Fullwood’s personal awards include a Meritorious Service Medal, three Coast Guard Commendation Medal with Operational Distinguishing Device, two Coast Guard Achievement Medals with Operational Distinguishing Device, one Letter of Commendation, the Coast Guard Cutterman’s Insignia and various other personal and team awards.

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