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This hardcover spans approximately 293 pages and represents the third volume in a comprehensive history of the U.S. Coast Guard and its precursors. Picking up where the Civil War–era accounts left off, the book traces the evolution of the Revenue Cutter Service from 1865 until its 1915 merger with the U.S. Life-Saving Service to form the modern Coast Guard. Detailed chapters cover reforms under Sumner Kimball, operations on the Alaskan frontier, cutter service in wartime and peacetime, the founding of the Life-Saving Service, and institutional expansion and consolidation—complete with archival photographs, bibliography, and index






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