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Crew members from the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Oak unload 15,000 pounds (6,804 kg) of cocaine worth more than $180 million at Base Support Unit Miami August 2, 2011. The haul was recovered from a self propelled submersible vessel in the western Caribbean

The U.S. Needs to Step Up Its Game Against Drug Trafficking in the Caribbean

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A Great Upset: The Coast Guard's Snipers Outclass the Marines' Own Sharpshooters

Sorry Marines, The Coast Guard Has Better Sniper Teams

(U.S. Marine Corps Photograph by Pfc. Cedar Barnes)

The Coast Guard Has Better Snipers Than the Marines

It Took 4 Decades: U.S. Coast Guard Will Soon Have a New Heavy Icebreaker

The Coast Guard Is Busting Record Amounts of Drugs

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(U.S. Marine Corps Photograph by Pfc. Cedar Barnes)

The Coast Guard Has Better Snipers Than the Marines

It Took 4 Decades: U.S. Coast Guard Will Soon Have a New Heavy Icebreaker

A cache of guns and ammunition uncovered by U.S. federal investigators in the home of U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant Christopher Paul Hasson in Silver Spring, Maryland, U.S., is shown in the photo provided February 20, 2019. U.S. Attorney's Office Maryland/H

Coast Guard Lieutenant Accused of Plotting Attack Was Not Actually Charged with Domestic Terrorism

The Coast Guard Is Busting Record Amounts of Drugs

Worried about the Size of the U.S. Navy? Rearm the Coast Guard

China's Coast Guard: A Big Problem or a Big Opportunity?

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China's Coast Guard: A Big Problem or a Big Opportunity?

Worried about the Size of the U.S. Navy? Rearm the Coast Guard

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