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Description On April 15 Acting Principal Officer Koski and Commander Lisa Mack of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Ice Patrol attended a Memorial Service to mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster. The event took place at Fairview Lawn Cemetery in Halifax where 121 Titanic victims are buried. During the ceremony, Commander Mack spoke about the founding of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Ice Patrol after the disaster and stated, “not a single ship heeding Ice Patrol warnings has struck an iceberg” since the Ice Patrol was founded.
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