Adm. James Loy, USCG Commandant, oral history, 2002 Mar. 27.

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Adm. James Loy, USCG Commandant, oral history, 2002 Mar. 27.

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Interview with Adm. James Loy, USCG Commandant, concerning the Coast Guard's response to the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks and the impact those attacks have had on the Coast Guard service.

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United States Coast Guard, Historian's Office

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