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Summary
CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. - (July 24, 2007) Coast Guard crewmembers aboard a 47-foot motor lifeboat based out of Station Chincoteague tow the 21-foot vessel High Risk, homeported in Horntown, Va., here today. Station Chincoteague crewmembers relieved a civilian tow company and towed the vessel ashore. U.S. Coast Guard photo by PA2 Christopher Evanson.
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Date
24/07/2007
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