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MTSRU Port Au Prince - U.S. Coast guard photo

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MTSRU Port Au Prince - U.S. Coast guard photo

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PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti - Coast Guard Petty Officer Steven Wilkes, from Gulf Strike Team, Mobile, Ala., (left) and Lt. Cdr. Mark Gibbs, from Sector Jacksonville, Florida, (right) take a break during multi-agency efforts to offload critical aid cargo from arriving ships in Port Au Prince, Haiti, January 23, 2010. Wilkes and Gibbs have been assigned to the Maritime Transportation System Recovery Unit (MTSRU), forward deployed on the Coast Guard Cutter Oak, just off shore. The MTRSU is helping facilitate the port recovery efforts in order to regain the ability to offload large amounts of aid and supplies. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Eric J. Chandler)

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23/01/2010
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