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    State: Florida 
    Three law enforcement officers — two U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) personnel and one Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Law Enforcement officer — are surveying storm damage at a marina. The scene shows significant debris, displaced boats, damaged docks, and downed palm trees consistent with hurricane or major storm aftermath. The officers appear to be conducting a post-storm damage assessment along a coastal waterway.

    Hurricane Michael Emergency Support Function-10 Unified Command assesses vessels for pollution and removal

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

    U.S. Coast Guard Great Lakes

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    The image shows a post-storm marine salvage operation at a damaged marina or waterway. A crane barge with workers in safety gear is working to recover a partially sunken vessel, with an orange oil containment boom deployed around the wreck to prevent fuel spills. The surrounding area shows significant storm damage including downed trees, destroyed dock pilings, and multiple displaced or damaged boats.

    Coast Guard and FWC begin vessel removal operations in Panama City, Fla

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

    U.S. Coast Guard Southwest

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    Two uniformed officials stand on a dock near a white fishing vessel named 'Southern Style' from what appears to be a Florida port. One officer wears a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission uniform with a wide-brim hat and holstered sidearm, while the other wears a U.S. Coast Guard cap and orange life vest. The surrounding area shows storm-damaged trees, suggesting this is a post-hurricane response or assessment operation.

    Coast Guard and FWC team up for pollution removal from Pratt Bayou, Parker, Florida

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

    U.S. Coast Guard Heartland

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