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English, 10.02.2020 04:17, mine9226

Comprehension Check
Look back at “Guarding the Coast" and "Women in the U. S. Coast Guard," and consider
the history of women in the U. S. Coast Guard. Use the graphic organizer to chart how
women worked their way to active-duty enlistment in the Coast Guard.

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