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The first Fast Response Cutter, Bernard C. Webber, arrives in her homeport, Miami Florida.

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    Coast Guard Cutter Webber, the service's first fast response cutter, arrives at Coast Guard Sector Miami. U.S. Coast Guard photo illustration.
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