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October 14th, 2010
October 14th, 2010

GAMRU SAR OPS

October 14 end of season SAR ops Training

We´re off on training
We´re off on training
On water certification runs done at the end of the year for GAMRU members aboard unit 334 when all others have come off the water.

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