U.S. Coast Guardsmen In Hawaii. U.S. Coast Guardsmen in Hawaii practice with sub-machine guns during maneuvers. Dressed in khaki field uniforms and wearing helmets, they prepare for any possibility. From Arctic Circle to Torrid Pacific islands, Coast Guardsmen live up to the motto of their service, "Semper Paratus", always ready.

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