USCGC Sockeye provides security after a barge allided with a bridge near San Francisco

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USCGC Sockeye provides security after a barge allided with a bridge near San Francisco

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USCGC Sockeye provides security after a barge allided with a bridge near San Francisco

Original caption: "San Francisco -- The Coast Guard Cutter Sockeye provides a 100-yard safety zone around the 309-foot barge Cascade. The barge was damaged when it allided with the protective fender system of the Richmond-San Rafael bridge Jan. 10, 2007. U.S. Coast Guard Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Michael Anderson."

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