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Zusammenfassung
Lt. j.g. Matthew Chase wird am 31. Juli 2013 vor einem Hercules-Flugzeug vom Typ HC-130 in der Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point in O 'ahu, Hawaii, gezeigt. Chase schloss 2011 die Akademie der Küstenwache ab und erfüllte sich anschließend seinen Lebenstraum, Herkules-Pilot zu werden. (Foto der US-Küstenwache von Petty Officer 3rd Class Tara Molle)
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