Joseph E. Stika papers, 1975.

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Joseph E. Stika papers, 1975.

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Contains a published transcript of an interview with Vice Admiral Stika held in 1975 and conducted by Dennis L. Noble. Booklet entitled: RECOLLECTIONS OF VICE ADMIRAL J.E. STIKA, U.S. COAST GUARD, RETIRED, ON THE REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE AND BERING SEA PATROL.

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Noble, Dennis L.

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