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Lost Coast Guard Ship Found, Honoring WWI Heroes

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Historic Discovery: The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa, lost in WWI, found off Cornwall. British divers locate the ship, honoring its past and the 131 souls lost. Coast Guard celebrates the find as a powerful link to their heritage.

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