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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

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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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