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U.S. Marines, Sailors and Coast Guardsmen participate

A crew from the Coast Guard Cutter Walnut and a good

Vessel decontamination - ATLANTIC

A group of service members and civilians with the 19th

Memorial plaque commemorates lost keepers- FOR RELEASE

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US COAST GUARD SHIP DISASTERm GALVESTON, TEXAS

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Galveston, TX (June 02)--Coast Guard, tugboats, and fireboats attempt to out a fire that engulf the Swedish motor tanker Mega Borg after it exploded 60 miles southeast of Galveston, TX. USCG photo by KALNBACH, CHUCK PA1

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A F-16 Fighting Falcon, assigned to the 4th Fighter

CHIEF of Naval Operations ADM Frank B. Kelso II listens to a reporter's question during a press conference at the Pentagon regarding the Navy's investigation of the April 19, 1989, explosion aboard the battleship USS IOWA (BB-61). After a review of all available evidence concerning the cause of the blast, the Navy's official conclusion is that the exact cause cannot be determined.

A P-51 Mustang flies side-by-side with an F-16 Fighting

Booming an Island - U.S. Coast guard photo

Map - Public domain copyright free geographic map

A burning car and training dummies sprawled on the ground to simulate a car bomb explosion during the Air Force Weapons of Mass Destruction Installation Training and Exercise Program, at Misawa Air Base, Japan, on Sept 17, 2004.(U.S. Air Force PHOTO by STAFF SGT. Andy Bellamy) (RELEASED)

Nome Gold Dredge Safety Examinations

CAPT. G.B. McEwen, left, commanding officer of the amphibious assault ship USS TRIPOLI (LPH-10), inspects damage to the vessel as it sits in dry dock awaiting repairs. The damage was inflicted by an Iraqi mine that the ship struck while serving as a mine-clearing platform in the northern Persian Gulf on February 18 during Operation Desert Storm. The TRIPOLI was able to continue operations after damage control crews stopped the flooding caused by the explosion

HELICOPTER HOIST TRAINING ( FOR RELEASE)

Members of the United States Navy Ceremonial Guard remove the casket of a fallen member of USS COLE (DDG 67) from a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, on October 14, 2000. The sailor was killed in an explosion resulting from a terrorist attack on the COLE in Yemen

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (AFB) US Air Force (USAF) personnel simulate injuries as USAF medical personnel attend to them as part of an exercise for the National Medical Disaster System (NMDS). Personnel are simulating injuries sustained during an explosion by a terrorist attack at a baseball game in San Diego, California (CA). In this situation, there would be not be enough local treatment facilities to care for the injured personnel, so they are flown to a nearby state that could care for them. In this case, they are flown to Davis-Monthan AFB where their injuries are assessed, then taken downtown for treatment at various hospitals

DOG deploys MSST to Hurricane Dean

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