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coast guard

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coast guard also Coast Guard
n. Abbr. CG
1. The branch of a nation's armed forces that is responsible for coastal defense, protection of life and property at sea, and enforcement of customs, immigration, and navigation laws.
2. A member of a coast guard.
Translations
coast guard خفر السواحل pobřežní hlídka kystvagt Küstenwache ακτοφυλακή guardacostas rannikkovartiosto garde-côte obalna straža guardia costiera 沿岸警備隊 해안 경비대 kustwacht kystvakt straż przybrzeżna guarda costeira береговая охрана kustbevakning หน่วยรักษาการณ์ตามชายฝั่งทะเล sahil koruma görevlisi biên phòng bờ biển 海岸警卫队


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Coast Guard for two days of searching over 1,000 square miles for a vessel that was never there.
Since its forbearers fought in the Civil War, the United States Coast Guard has participated in numerous battles, wars and conflicts.
Coast Guard bosun's mate Jay Galazin will soon be home to spend time with the son he's rarely seen and enjoy the local beaches that propelled him to the Coast Guard.
 
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