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If you aren't reading
Bryant's Maritime Consulting Blog you should.
Dennis Bryant skillfully collects the most interesting and timely maritime news stories and packages it for early delivery. You can add the blog to your reader or subscribe by email (which is how
Amver does it).
Today Dennis correctly points out that January 28th is the anniversary of the
Congressional Act establishing the
United States Coast Guard. Yup, the
Life Saving Service was combined with
Revenue Cutter Service in 1915!
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