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A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
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Over at Air Station Elizabeth City, Petty Officer 3rd Class Monique Pluard scrubs a MH-60 Jayhawk Monday, June 13, 2016. Constant maintanence and upkeep help air station crews remain mission ready at all times. US COAST GUARD ELIZABETH CITY, NC, UNITED STATES — Over at Air Station Elizabeth City, Petty Officer 3rd Class Monique Pluard scrubs a MH-60 Jayhawk Monday, June 13, 2016. Constant maintenance and upkeep help air station crews remain mission ready at all times. US COAST GUARD ELIZABETH CITY, NC, UNITED STATES

Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Canup

Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Canup U.S. Coast Guard District 5 Subscribe 13 A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible. — Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Canup
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A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City’s mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.

Coast Guard training by crew from Station Elizabeth City Crew from Station Elizabeth City give hand signals during training Monday, June 13, 2016. — Coast Guard training by crewmembers from Station Elizabeth City Crew from Station Elizabeth City give hand signals during training Monday, June 13, 2016.

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A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
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Immediate Opening for Engine Surgeon
WHISTLE BLOWERS WANTED
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Baked goods, jams, honey, jelly, potato and onion sets
Located on Rt. 5 in LOVEVILLE - a half mile from the Post Office - mail your Valentine!

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A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
A rescue swimmer with Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina jumps from a helicopter during training Sunday, June 13, 2016. Part of Air Station Elizabeth City's mission is to minimize injury and loss of life, property damage and render aid to persons in distress as expeditious and safe as humanly possible.
Linda's Cafe new location now open
Immediate Opening for Engine Surgeon
WHISTLE BLOWERS WANTED
Capt. Larry Jarboe shares his secrets
Baked goods, jams, honey, jelly, potato and onion sets
Located on Rt. 5 in LOVEVILLE - a half mile from the Post Office - mail your Valentine!

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