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    State: New York 
    Unit: USCGNortheast 
    Station New York Training Day B-roll

    Station New York Training Day B-roll

    Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Santiago Gomez

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    National Safe Boating Week, BUI PSA

    National Safe Boating Week, BUI PSA

    Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Santiago Gomez

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Coast Guard Operation Ready Eagle

    Coast Guard Operation Ready Eagle

    Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Santiago Gomez

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    The image shows the U.S. Naval Hospital Ship COMFORT, a large white vessel prominently marked with multiple red cross symbols indicating its medical/humanitarian role. The ship is docked or being maneuvered with the assistance of tugboats on either side. Several personnel are visible on the deck, and the ship appears to be in a port or harbor setting under overcast conditions.

    USNS Comfort pulls into New York City

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Hupp

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    The image shows the USNS Comfort (T-AH-20), a U.S. Naval Hospital Ship, being escorted by multiple tugboats through a harbor. The large white vessel is clearly marked with red crosses and the text 'U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL SHIP COMFORT' on its hull. The scene appears to be in an urban port environment, likely New York Harbor, with industrial dock facilities visible in the background.

    USNS Comfort pulls into New York City

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Hupp

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    The image shows the U.S. Naval Hospital Ship COMFORT, a large white vessel marked with prominent red crosses indicating its medical/humanitarian role. A red tugboat is visible alongside the ship, assisting with navigation. Personnel are visible on multiple deck levels of the hospital ship.

    USNS Comfort pulls into New York City

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Hupp

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A large white US Navy hospital ship, the USNS Comfort (T-AH-20), is navigating a river waterway accompanied by a tugboat. The vessel is prominently marked with large red cross symbols on its hull and superstructure, identifying it as a medical ship. A urban skyline with buildings and trees is visible in the background under an overcast sky.

    USNS Comfort pulls into New York City

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Hupp

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A large white hospital ship marked with prominent red crosses is navigating a river, assisted by tugboats. The name 'COMFORT' is visible on the bow of the vessel, identifying it as the USNS Comfort, a US Navy hospital ship. The ship is surrounded by tugboats and is passing by an urban waterfront skyline in overcast conditions.

    USNS Comfort pulls into New York City

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Hupp

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A person wearing an orange hard hat, olive puffer jacket, jeans, and purple nitrile gloves is crouched on a sandy beach collecting samples. They are holding a small glass jar with a teal lid and appear to be gathering dark, tar-like or oily debris mixed with organic material from the sand. A yellow reference card or data sheet is visible on the sand nearby, suggesting a scientific or environmental assessment activity.

    Goethals oil spill shore assessments of New York beaches

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Nicole Groll

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Two individuals are conducting an inspection or assessment on a sandy beach under overcast conditions. One person is wearing a U.S. Coast Guard orange vest and white hard hat, while the other wears a green jacket and orange hard hat and is bent over examining something on the ground. The beach shows scattered debris and seaweed, suggesting a post-storm or environmental assessment scenario.

    Goethals oil spill shore assessments of New York beaches

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Nicole Groll

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    The image shows the bow of the USCGC Abbie Burgess, a United States Coast Guard buoy tender designated as a 'Downeast Tender,' docked at a waterfront facility on an overcast, rainy day. An American flag flies at what appears to be half-staff from a tall flagpole on shore, with urban residential buildings visible in the background. A gray naval vessel bearing the number '4' is docked nearby to the right.

    Coast Guard Cutter Abbie Burgess moors up in Buffalo, New York

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Zachary Hupp

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    A U.S. Coast Guard cutter with hull number 906 is underway on the water with the Statue of Liberty visible in the background. The large white vessel displays the distinctive Coast Guard diagonal stripe in orange and blue on its bow. The scene appears to be in New York Harbor, with clear skies and calm water conditions.

    Coast Guard Cutter Seneca passes by the Statue of Liberty

    Courtesy Photo

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A dark-hulled commercial fishing vessel with registration number 594026 and a partially visible name reading 'Atlas...' is stationary on calm open ocean. A small orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with two occupants wearing red jackets approaches the fishing vessel. Multiple seabirds are visible in the sky around the scene.

    Coast Guard Cutter Sitkinak conducts fisheries boarding

    Photo by Lt. Karen Kutkiewicz

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A young mechanic wearing a dark blue shirt is leaning over an open vehicle engine bay, performing hands-on mechanical work. The image focuses on the engine components including belts, pulleys, and various cables. The scene appears to be in an automotive workshop or garage setting.

    Petty Officer 3rd Class Ariel Ruskin

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Andrew Barresi

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Two United States Coast Guard personnel are posing together while holding a framed Certificate of Retirement. The female officer on the left, wearing commander-rank insignia and aviator wings, appears to be presenting the certificate to the male enlisted member on the right. The ceremony appears to be taking place in an indoor facility.

    YNCS Maher

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Two United States Coast Guard personnel in light blue uniforms are jointly holding a framed Certificate of Retirement. The certificate is being presented to Senior Chief Yeoman Richard P. Maher from the United States Coast Guard Reserve. Both individuals are displaying multiple service ribbons and medals on their uniforms.

    YNCS Maher

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Two uniformed military or auxiliary personnel are engaged in a formal flag presentation ceremony indoors. A senior male officer wearing ribbons and insignia is handing a folded American flag to a female service member facing away from the camera. A third uniformed individual is visible seated in the background.

    Flag passing

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is actively towing a red commercial fishing vessel across open ocean waters. A Coast Guard crew member in an orange life vest stands on the stern deck monitoring the tow line connected to the distressed fishing boat in the distance. The scene appears to be taking place at dusk or dawn based on the soft light on the horizon.

    Coast Guard tows disabled fishing vessel

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class MyeongHi Clegg

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker vessel numbered 108 is navigating through heavily iced waters, surrounded by broken ice chunks. The ship displays the distinctive USCG diagonal racing stripe in red, white, and blue on its black hull. Snow-covered mountains and a partly cloudy blue sky are visible in the background.

    Coast Guard Cutter Thunder Bay breaks ice in Hudson River

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class MyeongHi Clegg

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    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel numbered 65607 is navigating through icy, partially frozen waters. The boat displays the distinctive USCG color scheme of black hull with red and blue diagonal stripe. The surrounding environment shows winter conditions with snow-covered shoreline and dense evergreen trees in the background.

    Coast Guard Cutter Bridle breaks ice on Penobscot River for OPRENEW

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Ross Ruddell

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A vessel is breaking through a heavily ice-covered waterway, leaving a visible channel of broken ice chunks in its wake. A historic brick lighthouse structure sits on the frozen surface to the left, with a town and industrial buildings visible on the far shoreline. The scene appears to be a winter icebreaking operation on a large river, likely in the northeastern United States.

    Coast Guard Cutter Thunder Bay breaks ice on Hudson River

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class MyeongHi Clegg

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A winter scene showing a snow-covered lighthouse structure on the left bank of a calm river or waterway during a snowstorm. The still water creates clear reflections of both the lighthouse and a distant tower structure on the right bank. The overcast, foggy conditions reduce visibility and give the scene a muted, monochromatic appearance.

    Coast Guard Cutter Thunder Bay conducts track maintenance for Op RENEW

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class MyeongHi Clegg

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A middle-aged man is seated in a black leather chair, looking down at a smartphone with a slight smile. He is wearing a white 'Niagara' t-shirt, black athletic leggings, and has a blue wristband and a lanyard/badge on his wrist. Behind him on the gray wall hangs a framed 'Avatar' movie poster.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Three people pose together indoors, likely before the New York City Marathon. The central figure, identified as 'DON' on his orange shirt, wears race bib number 54996 from the TATA Consultancy Services NYC Marathon. The two flanking individuals wear Achilles International vests with 'GUIDE' bibs, indicating they are volunteer guides for a disabled or visually impaired runner.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

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    Two runners are sitting on a carpeted floor, likely resting or stretching after a race. The man in an orange 'Coast Guard' shirt wears bib number 54967, and the woman in a blue ASICS shirt wears bib number 5490-something. Both are wearing running shoes and appear to be in a recovery or warm-down phase indoors.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    Two female runners are sitting on a carpeted floor stretching before or after a race. The foreground runner wears a blue long-sleeve shirt and a race bib numbered 54960, performing a seated hamstring stretch. A second runner in a teal/blue jacket with the name 'KARIN' visible on her bib is seated behind her.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

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    Five runners pose together before a race, wearing numbered bibs sponsored by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Two of the runners wear orange shirts with Coast Guard branding, and each runner has their first name displayed on a green label on their bib. The group includes individuals named Casey (54960), Amy (68884), Don (54996), Karine (54994), and an unnamed runner (54967).

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

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    Three men pose together in front of a USCG Sector New York building, dressed in cold-weather athletic gear suggesting they have participated in a race or marathon. Two of the men wear matching orange and pink beanies and are holding clear plastic bags containing gear, with visible race bib numbers (138 and 2513). In the background, several uniformed personnel stand near the entrance doors.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ann Marie Gorden

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A group of runners participating in what appears to be the New York City Marathon, celebrating with raised arms and smiles. Multiple runners are visible wearing numbered race bibs, running gear, and cold-weather clothing. The scene captures a joyful, high-energy moment during the race on a paved road course.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Frank Iannazzo-Simmons

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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    A woman named Amy, wearing bib number 69884, celebrates completing what appears to be the New York City Marathon. She is holding up a finisher's medal and smiling broadly while leaning against a chain-link fence. Other runners and spectators are visible in the background, and autumn foliage suggests a fall race date.

    2014 TCS New York City Marathon

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Frank Iannazzo-Simmons

    U.S. Coast Guard Northeast

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