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Appendix A: Statement of Task
Pages 35-36

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... 2. Present and analyze a small number of feasible scenarios for continuing polar icebreaker operations in the polar regions, including service life extension of existing Coast Guard icebreakers, replacement of existing Coast Guard icebreakers, and alternate methods of meeting identified needs (e.g., re-supply of McMurdo Station and availability of platforms for marine research)
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... FUTURE NEEDS: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT 4. Review existing laws governing Coast Guard polar icebreaking operations and present recommended changes based upon potential missions and new operating regimes.
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