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Coast Guard crewmembers show off boat for a Touch a Truck event

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Coast Guard crewmembers show off boat for a Touch a Truck event

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BOSTON - Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Jamie Wackerle, a machinery technician at the Maritime Safety and Security Team in Boston, helps a young boy honk the horn on a 25-foot rescue boat during a Touch a Truck event April 20, 2008, at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston. The event gave children a chance to see, touch and crawl around on vehicles they see every day and talk to the people who drive them. The children were able to pretend to drive the boat and talk on the radio. (Photo by PA3 Connie Terrell)

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20/04/2008
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