Coast Guard Port Security &
Captain of the Port Operations:
A Historic Photo Gallery, Volume II
Photographs
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Original photo caption
(if any); description, photo number (if any); photographer (if
known).
"Ignoring possibility
of major explosion C.G. fire fighters battle fierce Spring Hill
inferno."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
"Teamwork!
Coast Guard and New York City fireboats battling Pier 4, Hoboken,
blaze together."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
"Grimness!
Tenseness! [sic] Excitement! Coast Guard fire fighters
working with municipal smoke eaters."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
"FUEL TO COOK THE
AXIS GOOSE: A quartet of thousand-pound aerial bombs that will help
keep the Axis cauldron boiling is swung aboard ship under the
experienced eyes of Coast Guardsmen. In the foreground is a
Coast Guard fireboat, ready in case of trouble. Coast
Guardsmen have inspected and guarded the bombs before loading and
inspect them again when they are stowed away."
Coast Guard Photo 1770, 10 July 1943,
photographer unknown.
"Fumigation
procedure in progress."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
Coast Guard merchant vessel
inspection personnel kill rats on board a merchant vessel in New
York harbor.
"Keeping a weather
eye out for trouble!"
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
"Viewing Manhattan's
skyscrapers from deck of CGB-48."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
"Coast Guard Dog
Patrol: Someone coming down to the dock at this time of night?
A Coast Guard sentry and his German shepherd dog watch with alert
interest the approach of the automobile whose headlights reveal
their presence. Waterfront installations, bridges, river locks
and other key defense pints are guarded by Coast Guardsmen.
Keen senses of trained dogs add to the efficiency of Coast Guard
patrol work."
Photo number/date/photographer
unknown.
No caption; photo
number/date/photographer unknown.
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