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James John Dolan

Submitted by: Ed Saunders

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James John Dolan served in World War 1 with the United States Coast Guard. The dates of service are: Known January 1917-August 1918.

 

Records of the state adjutant general, Montana state library, Helena, Montana, read James John Dolan as the sole World War I Coast Guard veteran enlisting from Montana.

He apparently served two tours-of-duty in the Coast Guard. His last tour was from Miles City, Montana. Dolan enlisted January 6, 1917, and served one year, seven months, and six days on the Coast Guard Revenue Cutter, Bear.

Dolan is buried in Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, California.