Nobody Asked Me, But . . .The Coast Guard Needs Its Own Historical Center
By Lieutenant Jim Dolbow, U.S. Coast Guard Reserve
The U.S. Coast Guard should establish a historical center to enhance its ability to collect, preserve, record, study, interpret, and publish history for the service and the American people. In this era of scarce taxpayer resources and greater priorities such as defending the homeland or fighting militant Islam around the globe though, it is fair to ask why the Coast Guard needs such a facility.
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JIM DOLBOW is a senior acquisitions editor for professional development books at the U.S. Naval Institute and is a Fleet Professor of Theater Security Decision Making with the Naval War College. He earned his commission in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve on July 31, 2002.
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