USLSSHA Wreck & Rescue Magazine Index
Volume 1, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Founding of the U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association by Ralph Shanks The Gold Medal Shipwreck by Fred Stonehouse The Face in the Rigging by Maria Wagenbrenner Stairs of a Thousand Tears: The Port Orford Lifeboat Station by Henry Kunowski
Volume 1, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Nantucket Life Saving Museum: Tales of a Maritime Crossroads by Maurice E. Gibbs An Incident at a Life-Saving Station by Dennis L. Noble Braver Men Never Manned a Lifeboat: A Great Lakes Story by Fred Stonehouse
Volume 1, Number 3 -Wreck & Rescue A Grand Time on the Great Lakes by Ralph Shanks A Cape Cod Shipwreck and Rescue by William P. Quinn Surfman Versus Keeper by Dewey Livingston
Volume 1, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Brave Men of Hull by Robert W. Haley African Americans in the U.S. Life-Saving Service by William D. Peterson The Keeper’s Wife Was a Ship Captain by Ralph Shanks How Many People Will a Lifeboat Hold? by Ralph Shanks Only Once on Lake Huron by Fred Stonehouse
Volume 2, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue The Life-Saving Guns of David Lyle by J. Paul Barnett Henry J. Cleary, the Showman of the Service by Fred Stonehouse
Volume 2, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue “One of Nature’s Noblemen”: Keeper Walter Nelson Chase of Nantucket by Mary Miles with Maurice Gibbs Coast Guard Children on Thunder Bay Island by Kay Richardson The 26-foot, 8-inch Self-Bailing Self-Righting Self-Bailing, Pulling Lifeboat of the USLSS by William D. Wilkinson The Wreck of the Motorship O.E. Parks by Edwin Richardson edited by Jerry Biggs Wreck & Rescue
Volume 2, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue Surfman Attacked and Robbed on Patrol by John J. Galluzzo Rescued From a Wave-Swept Rock edited by Ralph Shanks A New Life for an Old Surfboat by Michael Scherfenstein and Fred Gerard Adventure on Nantucket and Tuckernuck Islands: The USLSSHA Annual Meeting by Ralph Shanks
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Volume 2, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue A Life-Saving Station Adventure For You: The Popham Beach Bed & Breakfast by Ralph Shanks David Atkins, Hero of Cape Cod by Donna Hill “Get the 36 Boat Going, Now!” by Fred Stonehouse Of Locomotives and Lifeboat Stations by Ralph Shanks Book Review: Shipwreck Season
Volume 3, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Joshua James and the Great Storm of November 1898 by John J. Galluzzo The Anna Sophia by William P. Quinn Lake Huron’s Ghostly Surfboat by Fred Stonehouse The Exciting Coast Guard Years: Depoe Bay, Oregon by Ralph Shanks Book Review: Wrecks and Rescues on Long Island
Volume 3, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Eight Against Spencer: Individualism in the U.S. Life-Saving Service on Lake Superior by William Peterson Bringing Life Back to the Indian River Inlet Life-Saving Station by Charity Shankle An Outer Banks Outing by Kathleen B. Wyche The Rescue of Chicamacomico by Drew Loizeaux Book Reviews: Lighthouses and Life-Saving Along the Massachusetts Coast, Old Coast Guard Stations Volume One: Pope’s Island to False Cape
Volume 3, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue The Storm of the Century by John J. Galluzzo An Interview with David Dobbins courtesy of Fred Stonehouse The Strange Story of the Bark Elizabeth by Van R. Field Found Heroes: The USCG Lifesaving Medals by Capt. W. Russell Webster, USCG The Making of Storm Warriors by Tom Garber Port Orford Lifeboat Station Listed on the National Register by Ralph Shanks Book Review: Holly From Hatteras
Volume 3, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue No Disappointment at Cape Disappointment: The USLSSHA Annual Meeting by Ralph Shanks The Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts by Maurice Gibbs Ida Lewis: Wrecks and Rescues by Donna Hill Preservation and Study of U.S. Coast Guard Lifeboat Stations by Dorothy Wilkinson
Volume 4, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue A Sunday Evening in the Pacific Northwest by Dennis L. Noble Gone but not Forgotten: A Great Lakes Life-Saving Station by William Peterson Book Reviews: Lighthouses and Life-Saving Along the Maine and New Hampshire Coast, Hull and Nantasket Beach, Sink or Swim, Rescue From Grampa Woo
Volume 4, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Robert M. Small: The Training of a Life-Saving Service Keeper by Fred Stonehouse Surfman William Drazel: Louisville Floating Life-Saving Station by John J. Galluzzo On Location with Storm Warriors by Tom Garber Captain Ted Richardson, 1922-2000 by Ralph Shanks Book Reviews: Twelve Men Down: Massachusetts Sea Rescues, Old Coast Guard Stations Volume Two: North Carolina, Lifeboat Sailors: The U.S. Coast Guard’s Small Boat Stations, A Life of Service: William Augustus Newell
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Volume 4, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue Annual Meeting on the Great Lakes by John J. Galluzzo William Douglas O’Connor: The Man Who Wrote the Annual Reports by Donna Hill End of an Era by Dennis L. Noble The Tragedy of Motor Lifeboat No. 36542 by Dewey Livingston Point Reyes Coast Guard Station Restores Surfmen’s Cemetery by Ralph Shanks Book Reviews: The Night the Fitz Went Down, Lighthouse Keepers & Cutters, Haunted Lakes II, Guardians of New Jersey’s Shore: Lighthouses and Life-Saving Stations
Volume 4, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue USCG Motor Lifeboat Capsizes on Columbia River Bar by CWO Mark Dobney, USCG The Great Rum War on Long Island by Van R. Field Lest We Forget the Sacrifices They Made, That Others Might Live by John J. Galluzzo Museum Spotlight: The Scituate Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum, Massachusetts Book Reviews: United States Life-Saving Service in Michigan, Storm Warriors
Wreck & Rescue Volume 5, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue New Year’s Eve, 1953 by Dennis L. Noble A Brush With Coast Guard History: At Sea on February 19, 1952 by Bud Cooney “Those Guys Got Plenty of Guts, Take it From Me”: Hilman J. Persson and the Rescue of the Crew of the Trinidad by John J. Galluzzo Museum Spotlight: Coast Guard Museum Northwest, Seattle, Washington Book Reviews: The Preservation of Pre-World War Two Coast Guard Architecture in Oregon
Volume 5, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Big Shoes to Fill by John J. Galluzzo A Cold Brook and a Fall Outing: USLSSHA 2001 by Jerry Biggs The Lyle Gun as Musical Instrument by Donald L. Canney A Motor Lifeboat in the Desert by Ralph Shanks Museum Spotlight: Kittery Point, Maine Book Reviews: Fire on the Beach, Lighthouses and Life-Saving Along the Connecticut and Rhode Island Coast, Coming Back Alive, U.S. Coast Guard and Revenue Cutters, 1790-1935, Prints in the Sand: The U.S. Coast Guard Beach Patrol During World War II
Volume 5, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue When Harwich Had to Bury Seven Husbands by Theresa Barbo The Pendleton Rescue by CAPT W. Russell Webster, USCG OBX Odyssey by Jerry Biggs Crossing the Pond by Dennis L. Noble Museum Spotlight: Cape Cod National Seashore, Massachusetts Book Reviews: California Light Stations and Other Aids to Navigation, c.1950, Against the Tide: The Battle for America’s Beaches, The Keeper of Lime Rock, Captain Red, The Barque of Saviors, Rescue on the Outer Banks, From Highland to Hammerhead
Volume 5, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue At Death’s Door: The 2002 Annual Meeting by John J. Galluzzo Lifesaver by Dennis L. Noble Powerless: The Wreck of the Robert E. Lee by John J. Galluzzo Voices of Preservation: Wick York Museum Spotlight: The Old Coast Guard Station at Virginia Beach, Virginia (CON’T)
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Volume 5, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue (CON’T) Book Reviews: The Rescue of the Gale Runner: Death, Heroism and the United States Coast Guard, Commodore Ellsworth P. Bertholf: First Commandant of the Coast Guard, Before the Wind: The Memoir of an American Sea Captain, 1808-1833, Atlantic Surfman
Volume 6, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Guest Editorial: Fred Stonehouse Ordeal in the Ice: The 1936 Rescue at the Charlevoix, MI, Coast Guard Station by Geoffrey D. Reynolds Time Takes Its Toll on Harbor Beach by Wayne Kadar No Retreat: The Tale of a Great Lakes Family by Kay Richardson Lawrence O. Lawson: An Extraordinary Keeper by Dennis L. Noble Another Black Hole Filled: The Francis Metallic Surfboat by Frederick T. Stonehouse Museum Spotlight: Michigan Maritime Museum Book Reviews: Storm of the Century: New England’s Great Blizzard of 1978; White Hurricane: A Great Lakes November Gale and America’s Deadliest Maritime Disaster
Volume 6, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Shipwrecks on the Jersey Shore: The Henry R. Congdon and Mary F. Kelly by Margaret T. Buchholz Asking the Big Question: Why Was There a U.S. Life-Saving Service? Part one by Capt. Robert F. Bennett Leggings, Flat Hats, and Seabags: Coast Guard Boot Camp at Cape May, NJ, 1951 by Frederick “Bud” Cooney New York Roots: The Life Saving Benevolent Association by Van Field Annual Meeting Preview: Cape May, New Jersey Museum Spotlight: CG 36500 Book Reviews: Great Storms of the Jersey Shore; Heroic Rescues at Sea: True Stories of the Canadian Coast Guard; The Weather Channel: The Improbable Rise of a Media Phenomenon.
Volume 6, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue Still Standing: USLSSHA Visits the Life-Saving Stations of New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland by John Galluzzo The First Rescue: The Wreck of the Sylvia C. Hall by CDR. John F. Ebersole, USCG (Ret.) Asking the Big Question: Why Was There a U.S. Life-Saving Service? Part two by Capt. Robert F. Bennett Discretion is the Better Part of Valor by Frederick T. Stonehouse Museum Spotlight: Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum Echoes from the Surf: A Half-Dressed Surfman Book Reviews: Wonderful Flying Machines: A History of U.S. Coast Guard Helicopters; Search and Rescue 2 (computer game); Dangerous Waters: Modern Piracy on the High Seas; Ship Ablaze: The Tragedy of the Steamboat General Slocum.
Volume 6, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Walking in Very Large Footsteps: Master Chief Jack Downey Receives the First Joshua James Keeper Award by Petty Officer Lauren Smith, USCG, introduction by Maurice Gibbs A Day in the Life of Coast Guard Station Point Allerton by John J. Galluzzo Asking the Big Question: Why Was There a United States Life-Saving Service? Part three by Captain Robert F. Bennett, USCG (Ret.) “The Hero Coast Guard”: A Contemporary Tribute to Joshua James Final Flight: The Retirement of the Flying Santa of the Lighthouses by John J. Galluzzo Museum Spotlight: Hull Lifesaving Museum Echoes From the Surf: Relative to Boating, Hunting, Fishing, Etc., by Lifesaving Crews Book Reviews: Rescue at Sea: An International History of Lifesaving, Coastal Rescue Craft and Organizations; Indian River Life-Saving Station: Journey Along the Sands; The Unforgiving Coast: Maritime Disasters of the Pacific Northwest; Character in Action: The U.S. Coast Guard on Leadership; Chesapeake Rumrunners of the Roaring Twenties.
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Volume 7 Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Guest Editorial: Ralph Shanks Responding to Shipwrecks: The U.S. Lighthouse and U.S. Life-Saving Services by Ralph Shanks Adrift in the Aleutians: The Loss of the Revenue Cutter Tahoma by Steve Lloyd The Lifesavers of Coast Guard Station Tillamook Bay, Oregon by Dennis L. Noble First Steps in Oregon: The Cape Arago Lifesaving Station by David Pinyerd Echoes From the Surf: Gasoline Engines for Marine Purposes Book Reviews: Out of the Fog: The Sinking of the Andrea Doria; The Colombo Bay; Cobb’s Island Virginia: The Last Sentinel; Dead Men Tapping: The End of the Heather Lynne II.
Volume 7, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Growing Pains and Politics: White Head Lifesaving Station, 1873-1878 by David Gamage Bloodstained Sea: The U.S. Coast Guard in the Battle of the Atlantic, 1941-1944 by Michael G. Walling “Pounding Brass”: An Account of Coast Guard Radio Watchstanding During the Early 1950s by Frederick “Bud” Cooney Previewing Images of America: New Jersey Coast Guard and Rumrunners by Van Field and John Galluzzo Echoes From the Surf: The Seal of the Office of General Superintendent Book Reviews: Historic Nantucket Lighthouses: Sankaty Head; Historic Cape Cod Lighthouses: Race Point; Images of America: Point Sur; Heart of the Storm: My Adventures as a Helicopter Rescue Pilot and Commander; The Coast Guard in World War I: An Untold Story; Bloodstained Sea: The U.S. Coast Guard in the Battle of the Atlantic, 1941-1944; Great Lakes Crime: Murder, Mayhem, Booze & Broads. Emergency Update: Tawas (MI) Station Nearing its End?
Volume 7, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue USLSSHA Rocks Maine at the 2004 Annual Conference by John J. Galluzzo Coast Guard Tape of Harrowing 1980 Rescue off Massachusetts Resurfaces by Captain W. Russell Webster, USCG (Retired) “The Worst Days of a Bad Fall”: Captain Motley and the Surfmen of Middle Island, Michigan, November 1911 by Eric Hartlep Dispatches from Hampton Roads: USLSSHA Attends the 7th Maritime Heritage Conference Photos by John J. Galluzzo Christmas Echoes on Nantucket by Maurice Gibbs Echoes from the Surf: The Tide is Ebbing Book Reviews: Lanterns and Lifeboats, A History of Thunder Bay Island; The Outlaw Sea, A World of Freedom, Chaos and Crime; Guardians of the Eighth Sea, a History of the U.S. Coast Guard on the Great Lakes; All Available Boats: The Evacuation of Manhattan Island on September 11, 2001; Images of America: Ocean City Beach Patrol Museum Spotlight: Shore Village Museum
Volume 7, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Prey of the Storm: The Steamer Portland and the Gale of 1898 by Deborah Marx Fueling the Northeast: Coal Carrying Schooners Bound for New England by Van R. Field “A Hard Day on All of Us”: Indian River Station and the Wreck of Anna Murray by Bob Trapani, Jr. Gold Medals on the Jersey Shore by Margaret T. Buchholz Coast Guard Rescuers Recount Trip Into Harm’s Way by Lindsay Christians, San Luis Obispo Tribune A Rich Family History: Captain Benjamin Rich and the Mass Humane Society by John J. Galluzzo Echoes from the Surf: Early Watchman’s Clocks Book Reviews: Images of America: Maritime South Haven, 1900-1950; Rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard; The Last Run. Museum Spotlight: The Battle for Ocean City
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Volume 8, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue The Red Lifeboats by Dr. Dennis L. Noble, Ph.d Rescue at Sea: Towards a Humanitarian Ideal by Clayton Evans Protecting the Emerald Isle: The Royal National Lifeboat Institution in Ireland by Nicholas Leach Ships Fear Fire More than Water by Carolyn Matthews You’re Only as Good as Your Crew by John J. Galluzzo Book Reviews: The United States Coast Guard: 1790 to Present, New Jersey Shipwrecks: 350 Years in the Graveyard of the Atlantic, The Greatest Search and Rescue Stories Ever Told, Storm Warriors: Heroes of the Shipwreck Coast (DVD) Museum Spotlight: The Lifeboat Collection of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution at the Historic Dockyards, Chatham by William D. Wilkinson
Volume 8, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Columbia River Gold Rush: The Rescue of the Rosecrans by Frederick Stonehouse Caught in the Blizzard: Heroism and Tragedy Aboard the Can Do by Michael Tougias Portrait of a Dying Breed: The Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge by Ensign Cara Blasko, USCG Crossing the Line: The Story of Ocean City’s Jack Jernee by Fred Miller Echoes From the Surf: Speaking Out on Behalf of Her Neighbors Book Reviews: Ocean City: America’s Greatest Family Resort; Rogue Wave: The U.S. Coast Guard on and After 9/11; The T.W. Lawson: The Fate of the World’s Only Seven-Masted Schooner Museum Spotlight: Saving a 38-foot Picket Boat on Long Island
Volume 8, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue Back to Basics at Sleeping Bear: The 2005 USLSSHA Annual Conference by John J. Galluzzo A Great Lakes Life-Saving Primer: Protecting Lake Superior by Thomas P. Ostrom Once Home to Princes Among Men: Digging up the Past at Middle Island by Ryan Riordan A Visit with our Friends at STANT St. Ignace, MI by John J. Galluzzo Echoes from the Surf: Services of Crews (Miscellaneous) Book Reviews: The South Manitou Story; Bloody Waters; North Manitou Island: Between Sunrise and Sunset; Rescue at the Top of the World; USCGC Eponyms. Museum Spotlight: CG 36500 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Volume 8, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Fairs, Buffaloes and Heroes: The U.S. Life-Saving Service as Public Spectacle by William D. Peterson “Sketch of the Life of Hon. Sumner I. Kimball” taken from the History of Sanford, Maine, 1900 In Safe Hands: Coxswain Brian Thomson and the Crew of Holyhead by Nicholas Leach “Getting hit by a 20-foot wave feels like you just got hit by a semi truck”: Lengthy certification process makes surfmen a rare breed by Kara Hansen, reprinted with permission from The Daily Astorian of Astoria, Oregon Echoes from the Surf: The Board of Life-Saving Appliances Book Reviews: Breakthrough: The Story of Chatham’s North Beach; Hooligan Sailor: The Saga of One Coast Guardsman in World War II; 1954 Historic Adventure of the Northwind; Ten Hours Until Dawn: Heroism and Tragedy Aboard the Can Do Museum Spotlight: The Trayser Museum of Coast Guard Heritage
Volume 9, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Just Give Me a Chance: Charles Jennings and the Wreck of the Alacrity by John J. Galluzzo Endless Din of Horn and Storm by Bob Trapani, Jr. The Lighthouse Service Fleet’s Last Rescue by Ralph Shanks, M.A. Hungry Ocean Would Not Be Denied by Bob Trapani, Jr. Fairs, Buffaloes and Heroes: The U.S. Life-Saving Service as Public Spectacle, Part II by William D. Peterson Echoes From the Surf: Etrusco Remembered (CON’T)
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Volume 9, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue (CON’T) Book Reviews: Historic Nantucket Lightships: New South Shoal, 1854-1896; Lighthouses of New Jersey and Delaware: History, Mystery, Legends & Lore; Images of America: Guarding Door County: Lighthouses and Life-Saving Stations; Images of America: Lighthouses and Lifesaving Stations of Virginia; Life and Death on the Greenland Patrol, 1942. The 11th Annual Meeting of the U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association
Volume 9, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue “I’d Rather Wear Out Than Rust Out”: Captain John Persons of Thunder Bay Island by Stephen D. Tongue Powerful Seas Tear Tanker in Two: The Harrowing Coast Guard Rescue of the Chester Poling Crew by Michael Tougias Eugene O’Neill and His Cape Cod Home: Living in a Life-Saving Station by Leona Rust Egan A Sandpounder’s Life: Dreadful Hardships of the Beach Patrol by Bob Trapani, Jr. Outboarding School: Unique Opportunity for Coast Guard “Techs” by John J. Galluzzo Hearing the President’s Call: One Woman’s Charge to Tell the USLSS Story by Debbie Allyn Jett Book Reviews: So Others May Live: Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers: Saving Lives, Defying Death; “Last One Out, Turn Off the Light!”, video; Desperate Hours: The Epic Rescue of the Andrea Doria; Another Side of World War II: A Coast Guard Lieutenant in the South Pacific Museum Spotlight: The Maritime Center at the Historic Coast Guard Station, St. Simons Island, Georgia
Volume 9, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue High Times in the Dunes of Old Cape Cod: The 2006 USLSSHA Annual Conference by John J. Galluzzo Why One Surfman Quit: The Louis Couls Affair, 1908-1909 by Eric C. Hartlep A Forgotten Hero: C.C. Mauethrop and the Revenue Cutter Commodore Perry by Dennis L. Noble No Lights, No Camera, Just Action! USLSSHA Members Act Out the Beach Apparatus Drill by Debbie Allyn Jett To List or Not to List: The Isles of Shoals Life-Saving Station by John J. Galluzzo Book Reviews: The Guardian (motion picture); When Hull Freezes Over: Historic Winter Tales from the Massachusetts Shore; Images of America: Coast Guard City Base Elizabeth City; Burning Cold: The Cruise Ship Prinsendam and the Greatest Sea Rescue of All Time; The Wreckers: A Story of Killing Seas and Plundered Shipwrecks, From the 18th Century to the Present Day. Museum Spotlight: The National Cryptologic Museum
Volume 9, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue What Signals Do You Have?: Signal Systems of the United States Life-Saving Service 1871-1915 by Alison W. Ewing Surf-bathing and Life-saving in Australia: Origins and Beginnings, Part 1 by Sean Brawley Winter Surf Puts Would-Be Heroes to the Test by Nancy Bartley, Reprinted with permission from the Seattle Times Echoes from the Surf: Wig-Wag, Who Won? Book Reviews: The Great Hurricane: 1938; A Wind to Shake the World: The Story of the 1938 Hurricane; The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland; Lucky Sweetbriar: Coast Guard Cutter Survives WWII, Okinawa, Kamikazes, Typhoons and More.
Volume 10, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue If These Walls Could Talk: Rediscovering a Halfway House on Cape Cod by BMCS David Considine, USCG A Bittersweet Story: Reminiscences of Life Aboard USCGC Bittersweet by Frederick “Bud” Cooney A Long Tradition of Service: The Wickhams of Wexford and Rosslare Harbor, Ireland by Nicholas Leach Surf Bathing and Life-Saving in Australia: Origins and Beginnings, Part 2 by Sean Brawley So Hard to Find Good Help: Part 3 of a 3 Part Series on the Isles of Shoals Life-Saving Station by John Galluzzo Echoes From the Surf: Finding John Faunce (CON’T)
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Volume 10, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue (CON’T) Book Reviews: Lighthouses of Maryland and Virginia: History, Mystery, Legends and Lore; Images of America: Maritime Grand Haven: Coast Guard City, U.S.A.; The U.S.C.G. on the Great Lakes: A History; Images of America: Cana Island Lighthouse; Washed Up: The Curious Journeys of Flotsam and Jetsam; “Friends in Peace and War”: The Russian Navy’s Landmark Visit to Civil War San Francisco Museum Spotlight: USCGC Ingham
Volume 10, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue Tales from the Keeper’s Log: Life and Life-Saving at a Life-Saving Station by Debbie Allyn Jett Surf-Bathing and Life-Saving in Australia: Origins and Beginnings, Part 3 by Shawn Brawley A Station for Horseneck Beach: The Story of the Westport Mass Humane Society Boathouse by Christopher “Chip” Gillespie Previewing Images of America: Lighthouses and Life-Saving on the Oregon Coast by David Pinyerd A Ghost Station’s Keeper: Coast Guard Auxiliarist Keeps Graveyard Surfmen’s History Alive by PO1 L.F. Chambers, USCG Respect Those Seas: A Tale of Danger on the Ocean by Michael Tougias Echoes From the Surf: To Good Advantage Book Reviews: Fatal Forecast: An Incredible True Tale of Disaster and Survival at Sea; Images of America: Lighthouses and Life-Saving on the Oregon Coast; A Sailor at War on the Greenland Patrol; Ocean City: An Illustrated History; Museum Spotlight: Mighty Mac, Grand Haven, Michigan
Volume 10, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue Two More Great Lakes Heard From: The 12th Annual Meeting of the U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association by John Galluzzo, Jeff Shook and Debbie Allyn Jett Tales from the Keeper’s Log: Life and Life-Saving at a Life-Saving Station, Part II by Debbie Allyn Jett The Wreck of the C.A. Thayer: Last Ship Afloat Saved by the USLSS? A Paper Presented by John J. Galluzzo at the 8th Maritime Heritage Conference A Coast Guard Surf Station: Morro Bay Motor Lifeboat Station by Ralph Shanks, M.A. Echoes From the Surf: Still on the Books Book Reviews: Coast Guard Follies; Images of America: Block Island; Images of America: Ocean City, New Jersey, 1950-1980; The Pendleton Disaster Off Cape Cod: The Greatest Small Boat Rescue in Coast Guard History; Museum Spotlight: USCGC Sundew by Thomas P. Ostrom
Volume 10, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Nephew Eric’s Grand Adventure: In Search of Uncle George by Eric Hartlep Battling the Beast: Debbie vs. the Historical Research Monster by Debbie Allyn Jett Tim’s Tale: The 1927 Mississippi River Flood: A Noteworthy Test of the New Type H Lifeboats and Surfboats by CDR Timothy R. Dring USNR (Ret.) Debbie at Scott’s Treasure House: The National Archives and Records Administration in Chicago by Debbie Allyn Jett Who’s Afraid of a Little Cape Fear? 13th Annual Meeting Set for Caswell Beach, North Carolina Echoes from the Surf: Excerpt: Annual Report of the Secretary of Treasury, 1858 Book Reviews: Historic Nantucket: Surfside Life-saving Station; Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge: Home of History; Brotherhood of the Fin: A Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer’s Story.
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Volume 11, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue The Loss of the Brant Rock Life-Saving Station by John J. Galluzzo Lost: The Milwaukee Coast Guard Station photos by Pete Mathews Next? The Barview Life-Saving Station by David Pinyerd Found: Old Life-Saving Station Resurfaces by Mike Connell Molokai Now and Then: Former Coast Guard officer returns to Molokai after 40 years by Leo Azambuja Echoes from the Surf: GSA Disposal Records Museum Spotlight: Point Aux Barques Lighthouse and Huron City Museums by Debbie Allyn Jett Book Reviews: Sinbad of the Coast Guard, The Great Hurricanes of North Carolina, Images of America: Lighthouses of San Diego, New Jersey’s Southern Shore: An Illustrated History From Brigantine to Cape May.
Volume 11, Number 2 - Wreck & Rescue The Loss of Israel Merritt’s Circassian by Dennis M. Powers The Grounding of the U.S. Navy Submarine S-19 by William P. Quinn Submarine S-19 Salvage from Nauset Beach by Robert Beattie Tragedy in the Pentland Firth by Nicholas Leach Requiem for a Lost Lighthouse Keeper by John J. Galluzzo Echoes from the Surf: Horace Norton’s Letter to the Editor Designed for Heroes: The Jersey-type Pulling Surfboat Museum Spotlight: The National Museum of Naval Aviation Book Reviews: The Historic Northwest Passage and the CGC Storis, Images of America: The 1938 Hurricane Along New England’s Coast, Recollections of 32 Years in the U.S. Coast Guard and Other Reminiscences, Images of America: Lighthouses of the Bay Area.
Volume 11, Number 3 - Wreck & Rescue How to Save a Life (Saving Station): The History of the Ocean City (MD) Life-Saving Station and Museum by James A. Hiteshew Captain Henry G. Hemingway: Guardian, Cutterman, Leader of Men by William H. Thiesen, Ph. D Tragedy off Rogers City: The Loss of Superintendent Joseph Sawyer and Keeper George Feaben, October 20, 1880 by Debbie Allyn Jett Admiral Russell R. Waesche: World War II Coast Guard Commandant by Thomas P. Ostrom The Golden Venture: Where Migrant Interdiction and Search and Rescue Collided by Dennis L. Noble Designed for Heroes: Monomoy-type Pulling Surfboat by Tim Dring, USNR (Ret.) Museum Spotlight: USCGC Taney Book Reviews: The Morris Island Lighthouse: Charleston's Maritime Beacon; Images of America: South Carolina Lighthouses; Images of America: Georgia's Lighthouses; Images of America: Maryland's Lighthouses; Lighthouses of the Golden State: California's Shining Beacons; One Good Turn: A Natural History of the Screwdriver and the Screw; Beavertail Light Station on Conanicut Island.
Volume 11, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue Doing it the Delmarva Way: The 2009 USLSSHA Annual Meeting and Conference by Debbis Allym Jett A Seashore Landmark's Last Best Hope: Ocean City (NJ) Life-Saving Station For Sale by Charles London and Kimball Baker White Hurricane at the Lewes Breakwater by Michael Morgan Designed for Heroes: Race Point-type Pulling Surfboat by Tim Dring, USNR (Ret). Museum Spotlight: West Quoddy Light (CON’T)
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Volume 11, Number 4 - Wreck & Rescue (CON’T) Book Reviews: The United States Coast Guard in World War II: A History of Domestic and Overseas Actions; The Metal Lifecar: The Inventor, the Impostor and the Business of Life Saving; Rehoboth Beach: A History of Surf and Sand; Zeb: Schooner Life (DVD).
Volume 12, Number 1 - Wreck & Rescue Coast Guard Cutter Tackle Smashes Ice on Maine's Penobscot River by Bob Trapani, Jr. The Galveston Life-Saving Station, September 1900: The Anatomy of a Super Hurricane and the Perils of Working for the United States Life-Saving Service by William H. Thiesen, Ph.D., Coast Guard Atlantic Area Historian "I Think We Might Have Just Pissed Some People Off": Coast Guard Special Forces in Bolivia by Matthew Mitchell An Interview with World War II Veteran Paul Inden by Thomas P. Ostrom Designed for Heroes: Dobbins-type Pulling Surfboat by Tim Dring, USNR (Ret). Museum Spotlight: Texas Seaport Museum, Galveston, Texas Book Reviews: Penikese: Island of Hope; Coasties Guard Us A Through Z; United States Coast Guard Grade Insignia Since 1834, In Color Plates; Not Your Father's Coast Guard: The Untold Story of U.S. Coast Guard Special Forces; True Stories of Rescue and Survival: Canada's Unknown Heroes
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