File:Tahoma Miller NOAAtheb3912.jpg
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English: View of the Tahoma, deck awash, shortly before she sank.
NOAA description:The wreck of the Coast Guard Cutter TAHOMA in 1914. The PATTERSON under J. B. Miller made a 1600 mile round trip to rescue survivors . PATTERSON rescued 26 Coast Guard personnel who were on an island. Reef called Tahoma Reef to this day. J. B. Miller died on the LUSITANIA the following year. Location: Tahoma Reef, Aleutian Islands, Alaska |
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| Source | NOAA Photolibrary [1] from C&GS Season's Report Miller 1914-57 . Image ID: theb3912, NOAA's Fleet T |
| Author | J.B. Miller; photographer not listed. |
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