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GUARD HITS RUGGED GREENLAND COAST
IN HUNT FOR NAZI WEATHER STATION

From a Coast Guard Combat Cutter, a landing party leaves its small boat to hit the rocky coast of western Greenland in a preliminary action which led to ultimate liquidation of German weather
installations and ships operating in the icy fastness of the Far North. The Coast Guardsmen go in armed for battle and trained in commando tactics.
In the foreground, left to right, Coast Guardsmen Allen J. Elmergreen, seaman first class (with gun) of Sheboygan, Wis.; John Baker, soundman third class, of Lakewood, Ohio; Walter D. Harris, yeoman second class, of Jackson, Miss.; Ray Pritchard, seaman first class, of Isabella, Tenn.; and George English, motor machinist's mate second class (back to camera).

COAST GUARD CAVALRY:
Members of the U.S. Coast Guard's mounted beach patrol gallop along a wave washed beach on the Atlantic coast in an early morning drill. Though they work mostly in pairs, patrolling the
coasts for saboteurs, the Coast Guard cavalrymen are trained to work in large units as well as individually.

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