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    US Coast Guard, Canadian Coast Guard oil spill recovery training at CANUSLANT [Image 18 of 20]

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    A group of U.S. Coast Guard personnel and civilians are gathered on the deck of a vessel at sea, engaged in what appears to be a training or demonstration exercise involving rope handling. Personnel are wearing orange life vests, hard hats in white and yellow, and Coast Guard uniforms. The patch on one uniform identifies the unit as the National Strike Force, U.S. Coast Guard, Atlantic Strike Team.

    SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA

    06.18.2013

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Simpson 

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast     

    Petty Officer 1st Class Jim Maida, from the U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Strike Team, explains skimming operations during training aboard the Canadian Coast Guard ship Edward Cornwallis in the Bay of Fundy, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, June 18, 2013. The two nations Coast Guards trained together during a weeklong exercise in Canada, during which they tested U.S. Coast Guard skimming equipment aboard Canadian ships. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Rob Simpson)

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    Date Taken: 06.18.2013
    Date Posted: 06.22.2013 16:47
    Photo ID: 959057
    VIRIN: 130618-G-GV559-776
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 15.46 MB
    Location: SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, CA
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