US COAST GUARD Damage Controlman

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US COAST GUARD Damage Controlman

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PACIFIC OCEAN- Ein Schadenskontrolleur an Bord des Kutter Stratton der Küstenwache verwendet während eines UAS-Ausbildungseinsatzes am 18. August 2012 einen Rohrschlüssel, um eine Armatur zu justieren. Als Mitglieder einer äußerst vielfältigen Berufsgruppe verfügen die Schadensregulierer der heutigen Küstenwache über das Wissen und die Fähigkeiten zahlreicher ziviler Berufe, darunter Schweißen, Sanitär, Zimmerei und Brandbekämpfung. Foto der US-Küstenwache von Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith

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