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    RADM Crowley Letter to the GL Boating Public (1.10 MB)
    This is a .pdf color copy of RADM John E. Crowley, Jr.'s Letter to the Great Lakes Boating Public. RADM Crowley is the commander of the Ninth Coast Guard District.
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    USCG Public Service Commendation (24.21 MB)
    Mr. Charles Herndon
    This file is a copy of the U.S. Coast Guard Public Service Commendation given to Mr. Charles Herndon. Mr. Herndon is cited for his courageous action, on Sept. 3, 2007, when he recovered a 7-year-old boy after a plane crash off Kelleys Island, Ohio; and provided assistance to rescue agencies following the incident.
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    2007 U.S. Coast Guard Academy Glee Club (21.00 KB)
    This is a description of the duties and missions of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Glee Club. The U.S. Coast Guard Academy is located in New London, Conn.
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    Dr. Robert G. Newton Biography (39.00 KB)
    Dr. Newton, Director of Cadet Voacl Music; is the director and musical arranger of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Glee Club. The U.S. Coast Guard Academy is located in New London, Conn.
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    Drinking water warning.doc (21.00 KB)
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    Natural Gas Tips.doc (20.00 KB)
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    Putnam County Fact Sheet.doc (25.50 KB)
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    2006 Summary of Great Lakes Ballast Water Management Exams (182.21 KB)
    CLEVELAND - The Ninth Coast Guard District, located here, is releasing the 2006 Summary of Great Lakes Ballast Water Management Exams.
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    Historical Documentation interview with Mr. Raymond F. O'Malley
    The U.S. Coast Guard Oral History Program interviews Mr. Raymond F. O'Malley: World War II Coast Guard veteran and 1 of 2 survivors of the sinking of the USS Escanaba (USCG WPG-77). Interviewer: Ensign Gary Murphy, USCG; Date of interview: 2004.
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    Official History of the USS Escanaba (USCG WPG-77)
    This is the U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters Historian's Office official history of the USS Escanaba (USCG WPG-77). The site includes additional images of the Escanaba. Escanaba a 165-foot, "A" class cutter; and was named for the city on the Upper Peninsula in northern Michigan, south-southeast of Marquette.
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