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US COAST GUARD The Load, Alaska

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US COAST GUARD The Load, Alaska

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KODIAK, Alaska (Feb. 14, 2006)--Coast Guard Petty Officer Kevin Morrison reaches up to hook a sling to an HH-60 Jayhawk helicopter while Petty Officer Scott McNabb leans out the cabin door at Narrow Cape, Tuesday. A Jayhawk crew from Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak flew down to Narrow Cape to conduct training exercises and assist the Kodiak Launch Complex. The crew practiced confined landings, sling lifts and moved a large camera and some equipment to a remote site on the launch complex in preparation for the upcomingmissile launch. Morrison is a flight mechanic at the air station here. USCG photo by PA1 Paul Roszkowski

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14/02/2006
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