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Thanks for the reflection.

And in honor and memory of one of my son's replacement. Its not just search and rescue:

http://www.military.com/NewsContent/0,13319,FL_coastie_042604,00.html

Damage Controlman Third Nathan Bruckenthal, 25, whose father is the Northport, L.I., police chief, was the first Coast Guardsman killed in action since the Vietnam War.

This is a pretty good read, as it shows how far we have really come in the Service. The CG has served in every major wartime conflict.

African Americans in the United States Coast Guard

http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/h_Africanamericans.html

This is the name sake of the newest of the ice breakers in service now.

CAPTAIN MICHAEL A. HEALY, U.S. REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE

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Hmmmm, well I suppose Coasties are real Sailors too. :lol:

Just kidding from a DEEP water sailor. Coasties need really tough stomachs for that shallow water work....a lot rougher than out at sea.

The Coast Guard has important, often dangerous work to do and I have always appreciated them for that.

Greg Luckett

Navy Vet.

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