File:U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Thomas P. Ostebo, second from left, the Coast Guard 17th District commander, receives a briefing on Arctic Shield communications systems from members of Communications Detachment 120725-G-GW487-002.jpg

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English: U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Thomas P. Ostebo, second from left, the Coast Guard 17th District commander, receives a briefing on Arctic Shield communications systems from members of Communications Detachment Barrow, Alaska, during a visit to the detachment July 25, 2012. Communications Detachment Barrow was established to ensure fluid communications and connectivity in support of the operational phase of Arctic Shield 2012. Arctic Shield is a U.S. Coast Guard-directed exercise in conjunction with federal, state and tribal officials designed to test the Spilled Oil Response System as well as strengthen law enforcement and search-and-rescue capabilities in the Arctic regions of Alaska.
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