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'How a Line was Shot Over the Wrecked Schooner, G.W. 'Clara Belle Cove: A Story of Old Cape Cod,' Coast Guard Magazine X (Aug 1937) pp. 'The Absecon Station Crew in 1895.' Coast Guard Magazine (Jan 1933), p. Rescues after 1915 will be found in the Search and Rescue Bibliography and please note that there is special section concerned with famous shipwrecks and disasters after 1915 as well. Descriptions of stations, surfboats, and other equipment used by the USLSS will be found in the bibliographies on those subjects. Life-Saving Service and the various volunteer organizations that preceded it, the keepers and crews of the many stations, as well as accounts of rescues through 1915. Note: The following bibliography contains works concerned specifically with the U.S. Life-Saving Service Historical Bibliography

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