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Articles in July-August, 2007 issue of Coast Guard Magazine

• Unwavering: Tactical Law Enforcement Teams: "where the action is."
  by Anastasia Pai Devlin
• Work and play find common ground
  by Tara Jennings-May
• Unflinching: the shore corps: Port Security Units epitomize vigilance in deployments around the globe
  by Bill Colclough
• River runner
  by Kelly Turner
• Ensign Duke plays a hunch rumrunners beware
• Albatross discovered: a crew of six departed Air Station St. Petersburg, Fla., in 1967 on a SAR case and delivered a dewatering pump to a disabled yacht only to disappear into the fog from which they came, never to be heard from again
  by Sondra-Kay Kneen
• International Training Division
• Up front
• Lost at sea
  by William Thiesen
• Top Coast Guard rescues
• All Coast
• Looking back: a veteran remembers the first steps to racial equality
  by Christopher Evanson
• Unlea shed: the Coast Guard's Deployable Operations Group marks the next step in national readiness
  by Mike Lutz
• USS Sea Cloud
• Undeterred: MSRT: making the world safer, one high-speed tactical vertical insertion assault at a time
  by Larry Chambers
• Protecting the rescuers: the Coast Guard trains crews how to keep safe while saving lives after an attack involving weapons of mass destruction
  by Jonathan Ciley
• Unequaled: the Coast Guard's National Strike Force responds any time, any where, for any hazard
  by Chad Saylor
• Wanted
  by Seth Johnson
• Unrelenting: MSST Kingsbay is one of a dozen MSSTs specializing in waterborne and shoreside antiterrorism force protection
  by Donnie Brzuska
• Recruits see their futures
  by Angelia Rorison
• The first year of the dog
• COGAP back on track
  by Tara Jennings-May