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Capt. Meredith Austin, of Cherry Hill, on the dock of the U.S. Coast Guard station on the Delaware River, says, the job of the Coast Guard is "very much firehouse. . . . On a daily basis we deal with things that are planned and unplanned."
On the job, she's minding the sea
Capt. Meredith Austin is the first female commander of the U.S. Coast Guard of the Delaware Bay based in Philadelphia. Austin, on the job since June, is responsible for everything that happens on water between Harrisburg and 200 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, from the Shark River near Asbury Park to Cape May, and all of Delaware.
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