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Coast Guard pilot Rob Donnell on patrol over Boston Friday aboard a Jayhawk helicopter from the Cape Cod air station.
Coast Guard pilot Rob Donnell on patrol over Boston Friday aboard a Jayhawk helicopter from the Cape Cod air station. (Globe Staff Photo / David L. Ryan) Globe Staff Photo / David L. Ryan

US arms Coast Guard terror units

Helicopters are tested on Cape Cod

By Charlie Savage
Globe Staff / March 27, 2005

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COAST GUARD AIR STATION CAPE COD -- The United States is dramatically expanding its seacoast defenses by arming Coast Guard helicopters with machine guns, training security teams to rappel onto a hostile ship and take control of it through force, and deploying sensors, satellites, and surveillance cameras that feed new high-tech harbor command centers. (Full article: 1352 words)

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