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    US Coast Guard Art Program 2014 Collection, "Why I Serve" [Image 9 of 20]

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    A detailed watercolor illustration by artist Tom Hodderich depicting a heavily equipped military/law enforcement operator in MultiCam camouflage. The figure wears a tactical helmet with mounted devices, body armor with 'USCG' (United States Coast Guard) labeling, and carries multiple weapons and communication equipment. The background suggests a maritime or coastal environment consistent with Coast Guard operations.

    UNITED STATES

    06.13.2014

    Courtesy Photo

    Coast Guard Art Program

    In this work from the U.S. Coast Guard Art Program 2014 Collection, "Why I Serve‚" ID# 201411, a service member with the Maritime Security Response Team returns from deployment to the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) in support of counter-piracy operations. During his deployment, the service member supported the role the U.S. Coast Guard has in theater, which spans 20 countries across the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia. He is wearing the Coast Guard‚Äôs advanced interdiction uniform, approved for members of the team. U.S. Coast Guard Art Program work by Tom Hedderich.

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    Date Taken: 06.13.2014
    Date Posted: 06.19.2014 10:48
    Photo ID: 1407690
    VIRIN: 140613-G-ZZ999-011
    Resolution: 2309x3983
    Size: 5.85 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 277
    Downloads: 15

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    Tom Hedderich
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