Coast Guard Cutter Spencer, Boston, Massachusetts

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Coast Guard Cutter Spencer, Boston, Massachusetts

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Coast Guard Petty Officer Third Class Michael DiGiorgio looks inside the storage space under his rack aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Spencer. Space is limited aboard the 270-foot cutter, as is seen in the narrow space pictured that contains six bunks, with DiGiogio's on the top. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer Luke Pinneo)

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01/12/2008
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