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Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Iditarod Banquet

Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Idi...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson poses for a photo with Rear Adm. Christopher Colvin, Coast Guard District 17 commander, and Denise Michels, the mayor of Nome, at the pre-r... More

Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Iditarod Banquet

Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Idi...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson poses for a photo with (from left to right) Rear Adm. Christopher Colvin, Coast Guard District 17 commander, Cmdr. Darryl Verfaillie, comma... More

Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Iditarod Banquet

Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson at the Pre-Race Idi...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Coast Guard sponsored Iditarod musher Ken Anderson draws his race position and bib number, number 51, at the pre-race banquet for the 38th edition of the Iditarod, March 4, 2010. The Coast ... More

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