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The Vietnam War (1955–1975) was one of the deadliest conflicts for U.S. troops after the end of World War II. Today, a common myth persists that this war was strictly an Army, Marine, and Navy affair, with the U.S. Coast Guard relegated entirely to domestic shores. In reality, over 8,000 Coast Guardsmen and 56 different…
About the Archivist
I am Daniel Ossenkop, a teacher and Historian located in Germany.
I studiy the history of the United States Coast Guard and aim to make it accessible to the interested reader.
Semper Paratus: A Historian’s Log 