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    A U.S. Coast Guard officer and a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer survey storm damage along a waterway. A partially sunken or grounded motorboat named 'CAPT. CLIFF' with Florida registration is visible in the background, along with debris and damaged trees consistent with hurricane aftermath. The scene appears to be a post-storm damage assessment operation.

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

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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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

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    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are assisting with disaster cleanup efforts in front of a residential home. They are lifting a blue plastic storage container or cooler lid from a pile of debris that includes damaged carpeting and wood. The scene shows significant storm damage with fallen tree branches, a blue tarp on a nearby structure, and scattered debris across the yard.

    Coast Guard responds after Hurricane Michael makes landfall

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    The image shows the interior of a military aircraft with multiple crew members in olive/flight suits working at an operational workstation. Personnel are wearing Bose headsets and US flag patches are visible on their uniforms, indicating US military affiliation. Crew members appear to be engaged in active mission operations, with one writing in a logbook and others monitoring equipment.

    Coast Guard eyes in the sky helped guide rescuers to Hurricane Harvey victims

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    Two flight crew members are seated in the cockpit of a military aircraft, likely a WC-130 or similar reconnaissance/weather aircraft, flying through dense cloud cover or a storm system. The cockpit features a modern glass avionics suite with multiple multifunction displays, and the right-seat pilot is holding a tablet displaying weather radar imagery. The exterior visibility is near-zero, suggesting flight through clouds or a weather system.

    Coast Guard eyes in the sky helped guide rescuers to Hurricane Harvey victims

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    A United States Coast Guard crew member is seated inside a military aircraft, wearing a flight suit and Bose aviation headset with boom microphone. He is actively writing notes on a clipboard with paper, appearing to document information during what seems to be an active mission or patrol. The interior of the aircraft shows standard military aviation fixtures including a fold-up table, safety signage, and overhead lighting.

    Coast Guard eyes in the sky helped guide rescuers to Hurricane Harvey victims

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    A vessel named 'Miss Kenzie' is capsized and partially submerged in a harbor or waterway, lying on its side with significant rust and deterioration visible on the hull. The boat appears to be secured with ropes or cables, possibly to prevent it from sinking further or drifting. Other working vessels and industrial infrastructure are visible in the background.

    Coast Guard Pollution Response Teams assess damage after Hurricane Harvey

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    A U.S. Coast Guard member in uniform is engaged in conversation with a civilian at a marina. The USCG personnel member is wearing a navy blue uniform with 'USCG' lettering and a U.S. Coast Guard cap, speaking with an older man with long gray hair and a beard. Additional Coast Guard personnel and multiple docked boats are visible in the background.

    Coast Guard Pollution Response Teams assess damage after Hurricane Harvey

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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    Three men are engaged in a conversation on a residential street. Two of the men are wearing navy blue uniforms consistent with the United States Coast Guard, including caps with insignia and American flag patches. The third man, shirtless with tattoos and wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses, appears to be speaking or gesturing to the uniformed personnel.

    Coast Guard Pollution Response Teams assess damage after Hurricane Harvey

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Dragin

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