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U.S. Coast Guard•4 members
Coast Guard Radio Station Long Beach, California, was established during World War II to support maritime communications along the busy Pacific coast. Strategically located in Southern California, the station played a crucial role in relaying messages between ships, shore facilities, and other military commands, enhancing coastal defense and search and rescue operations. Over the decades, the station adapted to advances in radio and telecommunications technology, maintaining its importance in safeguarding local waters. Eventually, with changes in operational needs and technological enhancements, the station's functions were integrated into broader Coast Guard communication networks.
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U.S. Coast Guard