National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
Petty Officer Edgar Culbertson has been selected for inclusion on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC during National Police Week in May 2010. Culbertson will be the 17th member of the United States Coast Guard to receive this honor.
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Edgar Culbertson plaque
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Edgar Culbertson plaque
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2007 Memorial Service
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BM1 Culbertson - Lifeboat Station Duluth
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BM1 Culbertson - Lifeboat Station Duluth
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Great Duluth Storm of April 30, 1967 - Duluth Entry
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Great Duluth Storm of April 30, 1967 - Duluth Entry
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Great Duluth Storm of April 30, 1967 - Duluth Entry
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