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jordan akiyama

petty officer 3rd class jordan akiyama

seattle

us coast guard district 13

uscgc polar star

settle

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Crewmembers of Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star prepare

Crewmembers of Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star prepare

Crewmembers of Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star prepare to lower the distressed civilian passenger to their small boat in an effort to safely, medically evacuate him to Seattle, April 1, 2013. Polar Star, a heavy ... More

USCGC Mellon passing - U.S. Coast guard photo

USCGC Mellon passing - U.S. Coast guard photo

Petty Officer 3rd Class Rachel French, a boatswain's mate aboard Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star, takes a photo of the Coast Guard Cutter Mellon as it returns to Seattle from a patrol, April 7, 2013. Polar Star s... More

Petty Officer 3rd Class Arman McLaughlin and Seaman

Petty Officer 3rd Class Arman McLaughlin and Seaman

Petty Officer 3rd Class Arman McLaughlin and Seaman Tina Kimball safely secure the distressed civilian passenger to the stokes litter in preparation to lower him down to the small boat so that he can me medical... More

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