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Searching for the Black Sailors Who Perished in the Deadliest U.S. Naval Loss of WWI

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More than a hundred years after the USCGC Tampa sank in the deadliest U.S. naval loss of the Great War, its discovery sheds light on eleven Black sailors who made Coast Guard…

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Searching for the Black Sailors Who Perished in the Deadliest U.S. Naval Loss of WWI

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