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Seventh District Auxiliary Photo Album
Coast Guard Day, Brian Piccolo Park
Pembroke Pines, Florida
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| Smile! Child is photographed as mother and siblings watch.
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The sign directs parents to the Children's ID Card booth The sign shows ID cards the children receive. |
Coast Guard Day was celebrated on August 3, at Brian Piccolo Park in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The 217th birthday of the Coast Guard was a relaxing one filled with activities for the more than eight hundred coasties, auxiliarists and family members who attended.
Activities included a softball tournament, won by the Falcon Shop team, volleyball, tug of war, children rides, and a helicopter tour and demonstration .
There was also music, dancing, games, rides and of course, lots of good food. Even the weather cooperated to make this a very successful event.The Child Identification tent was very popular, with over one hundred future coasties fingerprinted and photographed. Officer Snook tattoos, coloring books and environmentally awareness training was presented in a fun way by members of the Auxiliarists. This was a day of fun and fellowship.
Brian Lichtenstein ADSO-PB D7
Photos by:
Ken Sommers DSO-PB D7
Brian Lichtenstein ADSO-PB D7 |
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Flight crew from Air Station Miami next to their HH 65C aircraft.
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Rescue demonstration. Hoisting the rescue swimmer up to the helicopter. |
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| HS3 Amanda Earnest form Air Station Medical receives a "Thank You" for manning the AID STATION from Captain Christine Balbino, Commanding Officer of Integrated Support Command Miami. |
RADM David Kunkel, Commanding Officer Seventh Coast Guard District with his wife Suzanne, enjoying the picnic. |
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| Captain Steve Mehling, Commanding Officer Air Station Miami and wife Theresa, at the picnic. |
District 7 Command Master Chief Ted Fuller talking to RADM David Kunkel, Commanding Officer Seventh Coast Guard District in front of the new "You`re in Command" trailer.
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Chief Bruce Wright, Lt. John Corbett, wife Karen, Joel Aberbach, DCP 6, checking out the new simulator. The realistic boat simulator will make its official debut at Station Islamorada on August 11. |
A future coastie smiles as Angel Martinez, Flotilla. 67, applies an Officer Snook tattoos. Ann Sommers, wife of Ken Sommers, DSO-PB, assists. |
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If you have photographs of interest along with a story of your units exciting activities, submit them to Ken Sommers at Assistant Webmaster .
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