Pea Island Crew

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Left to Right: BM1/c Maxie Berry; Surfman Lonnie C. Gray; Surfman Ruben Gallop; unidentified (Surfman Fleetwood M. Dunston?); Surfman Herbert M. Collins.
No photo number/date; probably 1942.

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Pea Island Crew

Left to Right: BM1/c Maxie Berry; Surfman Lonnie C. Gray; Surfman Ruben Gallop; unidentified (Surfman Fleetwood M. Dunston?); Surfman Herbert M. Collins. No photo number/date; probably 1942. Coast Guard Archives

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Tags: North Carolina, African-Americans, Minorities, minority, Life Saving Station, Maxie Berry Sr, Berry Family, Ruben Gallop, Herbert M. Collins, Lonnie C. Gray, Fleetwood M;. Dunston, BMC1, Pea Island

Photo by: U.S. Coast Guard Historian's Office | VIRIN: 170602-G-XX000-133.JPG

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