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🚁🌊 TEAMWORK SAVES LIVES After 30+ hours missing, a stranded surfer near Surfer’s Beach, Aguadilla was rescued through flawless coordination between Coast Guard watchstanders, aircrews, and federal, territorial, and local partners. Press release:

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