File:Coast Guard Station Provincetown patrol (8796094810).jpg
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| Description | Coast Guard Station Provincetown, Mass., crewmembers prepare to get underway for a harbor patrol May 22, 2013. Station Provincetown was one of the first Coast Guard units in the 1st Coast Guard District to receive the new 29-foot Response Boat-Small. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Rob Simpson. |
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Coast Guard Station Provincetown patrol
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| Author | Coast Guard News |
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