Vessel Black Pearl liveaboard assisted by USCG near Palau; crew safe, no divers aboard
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also_anon_dc
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Interesting. I had no idea USCG also operated in Micronesia.
Google says:
Palau is a sovereign nation and conducts its own foreign relations. The U.S. and Palau cooperate on a broad range of issues, including strengthening regional security, promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change, and protecting fisheries and the environment.
Palau is a sovereign nation and conducts its own foreign relations. The U.S. and Palau cooperate on a broad range of issues, including strengthening regional security, promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change, and protecting fisheries and the environment.
runsongas
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the coasties operate worldwide, some are based in bahrain and were deployed during the invasion of Iraq under Dubya
clownfishsydney
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We have had US Coast Guard ships in Sydney Harbour lots of times. No idea why, perhaps going to Antarctica.
The USCG vessel was probably out of Guam.
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