Master Chief Petty Officer Ryan Fahlenkamp (right), Coast Guard 11th District command master chief, and Rear Adm. Todd Sokalzuk (left), Coast Guard 11th District commander, award Petty Officer 2nd Class David Holland (center) an Enlisted Person of the Year plaque during a ceremony on Coast Guard Island in Alameda, California, April 5, 2018. Holland, a maritime enforcement specialist assigned the Coast Guard Pacific Tactical Law Enforcement Team in San Diego, was commended for his numerous deployments and successful actions during counter-narcotic seizures and operations that spanned more than

Master Chief Petty Officer Ryan Fahlenkamp (right), Coast Guard 11th District command master chief, and Rear Adm. Todd Sokalzuk (left), Coast Guard 11th District commander, award Petty Officer 2nd Class David Holland (center) an Enlisted Person of the Year plaque during a ceremony on Coast Guard Island in Alameda, California, April 5, 2018. Holland, a maritime enforcement specialist assigned the Coast Guard Pacific Tactical Law Enforcement Team in San Diego, was commended for his numerous deployments and successful actions during counter-narcotic seizures and operations that spanned more than Stock Photo

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Master Chief Petty Officer Ryan Fahlenkamp (right), Coast Guard 11th District command master chief, and Rear Adm. Todd Sokalzuk (left), Coast Guard 11th District commander, award Petty Officer 2nd Class David Holland (center) an Enlisted Person of the Year plaque during a ceremony on Coast Guard Island in Alameda, California, April 5, 2018. Holland, a maritime enforcement specialist assigned the Coast Guard Pacific Tactical Law Enforcement Team in San Diego, was commended for his numerous deployments and successful actions during counter-narcotic seizures and operations that spanned more than 157 days away.

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