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Transcripts For CSPAN3 1918 U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Mission 20240716

Nine eason eastern on cspan or cspan. Org or listen with the free radio at. Maritime historian talks about his book into the burning see next. In 1918 merlot rescue of about a rescue about a fuel tanker cure crew off of the coast of South Carolina this is 60 minutes. s to welcome everyone, i want to begin by actually thinking historical associations for their general sponsorship generous sponsorship and report in writing this book about the merlot rescue and i also want to say that others had been generous in support of the spirit i want to thank them all. Before i share with you the story of what i believe is one of historys greatest rescue that might be helpful if i set the scene and orient you to the outer banks. Some of you may be busy visitors here. I am talking about the sandbanks as they were once known, not today. And as it was one century ago. In the early 20th century this 15 mile long island was one of the most reliable remote and isolated areas in ellis island they were lin

Transcripts For CSPAN3 1918 U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Mission 20240716

Campaign on the Atlantic Coast. Welcome, everyone. Thent to begin by thanking Historical Association for their generous sponsorship and support for this project of writing this book about the mirlo rescue. Gigio want to acknowledge of buxton books who has been very supportive. I want to begin by thanking them. Before i share the story of what i think is one of historys greatest rescues is familiarize you with the outer banks, sandbanks as they were known, and Hatteras Island as it was a century ago. In the early 20th century, the island we are on today was among one of the most isolated places in the United States. The seven villages of Hatteras Island were tenuously linked by an often vanishing wagon road that wound through woods, across sand flats, in and around tidal pools and storm breaches. Automobiles on Hatteras Island were virtually nonexistent. There were no bridges or ferries. There were no telephones except between coast guard stations. Back then, news, information, and goss

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