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Air Sta Kodiak and ANT Kodiak ATON

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Air Sta Kodiak and ANT Kodiak ATON

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KODIAK, Alaska - The crew of an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter from Air Station Kodiak sit in the aircraft on a pinnacle at Whale Island overlooking an aid to navigation being worked on by members of Aids to Navigation Team Kodiak who transited to the island aboard the helicopter March 10, 2011. ANT Kodiak technicians addressed a discrepancy with the Tonki Cape light on Afognak Island and conducted routine maintenance on the aids at Dry Spruce Island and Whale Island all in the vicinity of Kodiak Island. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Air Station Kodiak.

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10/03/2011
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