File:John Amos with USCG.jpg

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English: American actor John Amos, a big advocate of the Coast Guard, is interviewed by local and national media. He later boarded a Coast Guard Auxiliary boat along with Secretary of Transportaion Rodney E. Slater for transportation to the Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne, New Jersey to meet with security forces handling the OPSAIL events.
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Author United States Coast Guard, PA1 Telfair H. Brown
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