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Greeting a group of children, US Coast Guard Photo

Greeting a group of children, US Coast Guard Photo

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ISKRA, Bulgaria - Coast Guard Auxiliary Voluntary Corps of Interpreters member Alicia Power, a translator deployed with the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Dallas, greets a group of children at the Saint Ekaterina Orphanage Monday, Sept. 8, 2008. Twenty-two people from the Dallas took a 45-minute bus ride from where the cutter is moored in Burgas, Bulgaria to the orphanage, which houses 51 people with mental disabilities ranging in age from three to 25 years old. The Dallas crew painted the wall at the entrance to the orphanage, cleaned the grounds around one of the play areas, and played games with the children during their visit. (Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer 2nd Class Lauren Jorgensen)

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08/09/2008
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