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Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers Gear Up Against Frigid New England Conditions

By Administrator · On February 23, 2017

Water temperature: 39 degrees. Air temp: 36 degrees. A stiff wind was in the air; “it’s going to be a cold one,” thought Paul Mills. He went through his gear bag looking for three undergarment layers, one dry suit, gloves, helmet, mask and snorkel, and fins. Petty Officer 2nd Class Paul Mills is an aviation survival technician at Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod. While his skills are honed from hours of training, making sure his gear is prepared is just as crucial. Read More

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