United States Coast Guard photo - CUTTER ADAK

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United States Coast Guard photo - CUTTER ADAK

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KUWAIT NAVAL BASE, Kuwait (July 15, 2006)-- MK2 Mike Bailey of the Law Enforcement Detachment Team, South out of Miami, tends the line aboard Cutter Adak as they pull into the port at Kuwaiti Naval Base (KNB) after patrolling the waters of the Northern Arabian Gulf. Bailey is deployed to the region for about 90 days and helps the crewmembers of the cutters with their boarding techniques. The 110-foot cutter is deployed with five others to the region with coalition forces in support of Operation IraqiFreedom. Coast Guard photo by PA2 Allyson E. Taylor Feller.

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