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    Coast Guard removes navigation hazards from New Jersey ICW [Image 5 of 5]

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    A U.S. Coast Guard buoy tender vessel (hull number 49407) is actively working on the water, servicing or repositioning a navigational buoy marked with the number 4. Several crew members in high-visibility safety gear are visible on the working deck, operating crane equipment. The vessel displays the distinctive USCG diagonal racing stripe and flies an American flag from its mast.

    CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES

    07.19.2019

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    The 49-foot stern loading utility boat (BUSL) was brought into service in the late 1990s, with the last one commissioned in 2001. They are equipped with an astern mounted A-frame crane that can lift 4,500 pounds. ANT Cape May used a BUSL to hoist thousands of pounds of damaged steel Aids to Navigation (ATON) structures out of the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway during a nine-day operation that saved an estimated $269,000 in contractor costs. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Senior Chief Petty Officer Chris Beahr.

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    Date Taken: 07.19.2019
    Date Posted: 12.09.2019 14:53
    Photo ID: 5966138
    VIRIN: 191209-G-ZZ999-010
    Resolution: 1000x750
    Size: 240.24 KB
    Location: CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, US
    Hometown: CHATHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, US
    Hometown: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, US

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