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| U.S. Coast Guard and Revenue Cutters, 1970-1935. | |
| U.S. Coast Guard Visual Imagery | |
| Pen & Ink Drawing - | U.S. Coast Guard |
| Assateague Lighthouse - | U.S. Coast Guard Archive |
| U.S. Coast Guard Seaman Recruit Rank insignia | |
| Source: | US Coast Guard |
| U.S. Coast Guard Command Afloat Badge | |
| U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters, Key West Station | |
| Original Light Tower - | U.S. Coast Guard Archive |
| ( | U.S. Coast Guard archive photo) |
| Department of Homeland Security, | U.S. Coast Guard |
| A | U.S. Coast Guard station was located there. |
| U.S. Coast Guard: Lightship (LV 116) | |
| U.S. Coast Guard Archive | |
| U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Seneca | |
| Source: | U.S. Coast Guard Archives |
| Anclote Keys lighthouse ( | U.S. Coast Guard archives) |
| In 2008 Andrew joined the | US Coast Guard. |
| U.S. Coast Guard 38' Deployable Pursuit Boat (DPB) | |
| Walter Breen's Complete Encyclopedia of | U.S. Coins |
| 1990), a | U.S. college football quarterback |
| Rank and organization: Private, Company D, 4th | U.S. Colored Troops. |
| First Sergeant, Company C, 38th | U.S. Colored Troops. |
| ank and organization: Sergeant, Company B, 38th | U.S. Colored Troops. |
| For the | U.S. comic strip character, see Dennis the Menace (U |
| Vito Delsante (born 1973) is a | U.S. comic book writer. |
| They were not seen again in the | U.S. comic. |
| George Jordan, | U.S. commander during the Battle of Fort Tularosa |
| 1973 | U.S. commemmorative stamp honoring Tanner. |
| 1983 Vice President | U.S. Commemorative Society |
| U.S. Commemoratives by Q. | |
| US Commercial Single | |
| U.S. Commission of Civil Rights, 1961-1963 | |
| He was the | U.S. commissioner of the 1972 Venice Biennale. |
| For the | U.S. community, see Chuckery,_Ohio. |
| US Companies | |
| Split Ends (1972, United Artists) ( | US compilation) |
| November 24 - Scott Joplin, | US composer and pianist |
| William J. Hartz, | U.S. composer and lyricist |
| August 3 - Richard Adler, | US composer and lyricist |
| However, it did return in the Canada and | U.S. concerts. |
| He is a member of the | U.S. Conference of Mayors. |
| Jill Long Thompson -- | U.S. Congress |
| March 3 - The | U.S. Congress appropriates $30,000 to create the U.S |
| Charles Curtis ( | US Congress 1893-1907; US Senate (III)1907-1929; 31 |
| The | U.S. Congress allocated $35 million for the project. |
| This article is about the | U.S. Congress member. |
| She ran for the | U.S. Congress in 2004. |
| Karzai speaking before the | U.S. Congress in June 2004 |
| U.S. Congress Invites PUBPAT Executive to Testify Ab | |
| For the | U.S. Congress member, see Jorge Luis Cordova. |
| WikiProject | U.S. Congress |
| U.S. Congress. | |
| Tenerowicz was later elected to | U.S. Congress. |
| The reservation was created in 1891 by the | US Congress. |
| These concerns prompted an investigation by the | U.S. Congress. |
| Posey was defeated for re-election to the | U.S. Congress. |
| ott represented the old Seventh District in the | U.S. Congress. |
| One alumnus even ran for | U.S. Congress. |
| See also: | US Congressional Delegations from Minnesota |
| Alexander testified Thursday before a | U.S. Congressional panel. |
| 1988 Parallel computing breakthrough read into | U.S. Congressional Record |
| U.S. Congressional Delegations from Tennessee | |
| Mike Crapo, | U.S. Congressman |
| Larry J. Hopkins, | U.S. Congressman |
| Matt Salmon, former | U.S. Congressman |
| For his father, the | U.S. Congressman from Utah and U.S. federal judge, s |
| William A. Stone, | U.S. Congressman |
| Rod Chandler, | U.S. Congressman |
| This article is about the | U.S. Congressman from Tennessee. |
| Lane Evans, former | U.S. Congressman from Illinois's 17th congressional |
| Bobby Schilling, | U.S. Congressman from Illinois's 17th congressional |
| Jon Christensen, | U.S. Congressman |
| Bob Clement, | U.S. Congressman |
| Sam Farr (Class of 1959), | U.S. Congressman (California, 17th District) |
| Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright (1864-1945) | US Congressman |
| He was a three-term postbellum | U.S. Congressman from Wisconsin. |
| Ben Nighthorse Campbell, | U.S. Congressman |
| Charles Bryson Simonton - | U.S. Congressman from Tennessee |
| For the | US Congressman (1886-1955), see George M. Pritchard |
| Gary Condit - former Democratic | U.S. Congressman from 1989 to 2002; |
| Robert Weygand (D), | U.S. Congressman |
| Robert Grant Furlong (1886-1973), | US Congressman |
| Elihu B. Washburne, | U.S. congressman |
| Bill Redmond, former | U.S. Congressman |
| Joseph E. Brennan, former Governor and | U.S. Congressman |
| Bob Inglis, | U.S. Congressman from the 4th CD |
| ockingham Gilmer, two-term governor of Georgia, | U.S. Congressman |
| Richard H. Stallings (D), | U.S. Congressman |
| Joseph Fornance, | U.S. Congressman and Norristown Borough council pres |
| For the | U.S. congressman (1817-1885), see Oscar F. Moore. |
| Tom Daschle (D), | U.S. Congressman |
| This article is about the | U.S. Congressman from Utah and U.S. federal judge. |
| Tom Andrews, | U.S. Congressman from the 1st district since 1991 |
| Bruce Morrison - | U.S. Congressman of 3rd District |
| U.S. Congressman Eric Cantor | |
| Bob Livingston, former | U.S. Congressman |
| U.S. Congressman Jim Weaver received the Democratic | |
| Phil Gramm, | U.S. Congressman |
| George Wheeler, | US Congressman |
| Chuck Schumer, | U.S. Congressman |
| Thad Cochran, | U.S. Congressman |
| Mike Lowry, | U.S. Congressman of the 7th congressional district ( |
| Ben Nighthorse Campbell (D), | U.S. Congressman |
| Christopher Dodd, | U.S. Congressman |
| Bob Inglis (R), | U.S. Congressman |
| Jim Davis, | U.S. Congressman |
| Ron Klink, | U.S. Congressman |
| Steve Symms, | U.S. Congressman |
| Former | U.S. Congressman J.D. Hayworth |
| Robert Weygand, | U.S. Congressman |
| Jim Ross Lightfoot, | U.S. Congressman |
| Arlen Specter, former | U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania |
| Bill Redmond (R), former | U.S. Congressman |
| Mike Crapo (R), | U.S. Congressman |
| Charles Melancon | U.S. Congressman |
| Randy Forbes: | U.S. Congressman |
| Michael N. Castle, incumbent | U.S. Congressman |
| U.S. congressman James Meriwether was his son. | |
| Jim Jontz, | U.S. Congressman |
| Lawrence E. McGann, | U.S. Congressman |
| M. Alfred Michaelson, | U.S. Congressman |
| Pat Roberts, | U.S. Congressman |
| Glenn Poshard, | U.S. Congressman |
| Thomas A. Doyle, | U.S. Congressman |
| Henry L. Bowles, | U.S. Congressman |
| Ronald Machtley, | U.S. Congressman |
| Thomas A. R. Nelson (1812-1873), | U.S. congressman |
| Saxby Chambliss, | U.S. Congressman |
| Michael Huffington (R), | U.S. Congressman |
| Francis Eugene Worley (1908-1974) | US Congressman from Texas |
| Charles Noel Crosby (1876-1951) | US Congressman from Pennsylvania |
| For the | U.S. congressman (1839-1867), see Thomas E. Noell. |
| One is | U.S. Congressman Jim Matheson. |
| Jack Reed, | U.S. Congressman |
| Jindal as a | US Congressman |
| Randy Forbes, | U.S. Congressman |
| Tom Kindness, | U.S. Congressman |
| Chuck Grassley, | U.S. Congressman |
| Robert Wexler - Former | U.S. Congressman from Florida |
| Kendrick Meek, | U.S. Congressman |
| Thomas Irwin (1785-1870), | US Congressman |
| Steve Pearce, | U.S. Congressman |
| Rob Andrews, | U.S. Congressman |
| Townsend Scudder, (1865-1960), | U.S. Congressman from New York |
| Roy Blunt (R), | U.S. Congressman |
| Mick Mulvaney | US Congressman from SC |
| Ed Edmondson, | U.S. Congressman |
| Joe Knollenberg | U.S. Congressman (1951) |
| Denny Rehberg, incumbent | U.S. Congressman |
| Dwight Loomis (1821-1903), | US Congressman and Connecticut Supreme Court judge. |
| John Cooksey, | U.S. Congressman |
| Dennis Kucinich -- | U.S. Congressman |
| Wayne Allard, | U.S. Congressman from the 4th district since 1991 |
| Tom Barlow, former | U.S. Congressman |
| Albert Richard Thomas, | US Congressman |
| Robert W. Daniel, Jr., former | U.S. congressman from Virginia, 1973-1983 |
| Hal Daub, | U.S. Congressman |
| Alan Wheat, | U.S. Congressman from Missouri's 5th congressional d |
| Gene Taylor - | U.S. Congressman for Mississippi - '71 |
| James Abdnor, | U.S. Congressman |
| Oscar W. Swift (1869-1940), | U.S. Congressman |
| d Barton (1886-1967), advertising executive and | U.S. Congressman |
| Mark Neumann, | U.S. Congressman |
| Herbert Zelenko (1906-1979), | U.S. Congressman |
| John McCain, | U.S. Congressman |
| James C. Corman, L.A. City Councilman, | U.S. Congressman |
| David Vitter, | U.S. Congressman |
| Chris John, | U.S. Congressman |
| Richard H. Stallings, | U.S. Congressman |
| Bill Grant (R), former | U.S. Congressman |
| For the physician and | U.S. congressman, see Ron Paul. |
| Gerald J. Boileau, | U.S. Congressman, 1931-39 |
| George McGovern, former | U.S. Congressman, U.S. Senator, and Democratic Party |
| William Wallace Irwin (1803-1856), | US Congressman, Pittsburgh Mayor |
| Tom Osborne, | U.S. Congressman, former football coach |
| Merlin Hull, | U.S. Congressman, 1935-47 |
| Frank Tejeda, | US Congressman. |
| William Flynt Nichols, former | U.S. Congressman. |
| Ela Collins, | U.S. Congressman. |
| This article is about the | US congressman. |
| This article is about the | U.S. Congressman. |
| Eliakim Hastings Moore, a | U.S. Congressman. |
| Henderson Lovelace Lanham, | US Congressman. |
| This article is about the | U.S. congressman. |
| Andrew W. Doig, | U.S. Congressman. |
| unningmate: Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky, former | US Congresswoman |
| U.S. Congresswoman Florence Prag Kahn | |
| Blanche Lincoln (D), | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Linda Smith, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Olympia Snowe, | U.S. Congresswoman from the 2nd district since 1979 |
| Blanche Lincoln, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Barbara Cubin, incumbent | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Debbie Stabenow, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Denise Majette, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Maxine Waters - | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Elizabeth Holtzman, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| Represents apportionment assigned by the | U.S. Constitution in 1789 until the first U.S. Censu |
| New York ratified the | U.S. Constitution on July 26, 1788. |
| Under Article I of the | U.S. Constitution, each U.S. state is guaranteed at |
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