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Summary
Kodiak, AK (Jan. 28)--AMT2 Damiam Hopkins sits above the engines of a C-130 to make some adjustments. C130s are the workhorse of long range Coast Guard search and rescue operations. USCG photo by PPAC Tod Lyons
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range
airplane
long
people
aircraft
repairs
c 130
amt
cgvi
amt 2
kodiak
ak
dvids
us coast guard district 17
search and rescue operations
Date
28/01/2000
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Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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