Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton CO Talks About Haiti Relief Efforts

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SAN DIEGO Capt. Vincent Delaurentis, commanding officer of the Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton homeported in San Diego, describes his crews mission following the ships return from a recent three-month deployment, Tuesday, April 7, 2010. The Hamilton was diverted from patrol and sailed through the Panama Canal for relief operations following a major earthquake in Haiti.

U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officers 2nd Class Jetta H. Disco and Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith.

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  • I agree never undersestimate your enemies great point zebuknuckle!

  • I hope the Ph will have more of these kind to show China that they are serious in protecting their sovereignty.China has become the bully in the region,they even challenge Japan w/c is far STRONGER THAN THEM.Some people never learned history.I dont know if Confucouis (wrong spelling) taught the hawkish military in China to be humble.A message for the Chinese;if you invade a small and poor country like PH,your inviting the wrath of the free world and you know what it means?.Use your imagination.

  • Philippine Navy bought it 3 days ago and will make it its navy's flagship thank you so much America! I hope it came with harpoon missiles and anti aircraft missiles! Congrats to the Philippine Navy!

  • i heard she was sold??? is this true?

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