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During World War II, the U.S. Merchant Marines suffered the highest
percentage of casualties, although it was the second smallest
service. The young maritime servicemen knew these realities because
they were trained to survive an enemy attack and keep their ships
moving regardless of the cargo. For 25,000 merchant seamen, the
journey began in St. Petersburg, Florida, selected as a training
site for its comfortable climate and strong relationship with the
U.S. Coast Guard. The U.S. Maritime Training Station was an
economic shot in the arm that saved St. Petersburg from the
Additional Editor Is Patricia S. Rambach.
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