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Summary
GALVESTON, Texas (May 10)--A 47-foot motor lifeboat from U.S. Coast Guard Station Galveston, Texas, returns to port after conducting a port security boarding offshore May 10, 2002. USCG photo by CWO Robert D. Wyman
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us coast guard district 8
Date
10/05/2002
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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