File:The USCGC Sea Devil mounts an extra remote controlled weapon 2008-04-13 -c.jpg

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English: (April 13, 2008) ONBOARD THE USCGC BOUTWELL -- The CGC Boutwell refuels CGC Sea Devil approximately 200 miles southwest of San Diego. The Sea Devil, a new 87 foot patrol boat, is transiting from Lockport, La., to its new homeport of Bangor, Wash. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Erik J. Swanson)
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