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South Pacific WWII Museum restores identity of forgotten Coolidge casualty

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More than 80 years after the sinking of the SS President Coolidge of Espiritu Santo, the South Pacific World War II Museum has helped restore the identity of a man long reduced to a footnote in history.
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South Pacific WWII Museum restores identity of forgotten Coolidge casualty

More than 80 years after the sinking of the SS President Coolidge of Espiritu Santo, the South Pacific World War II Museum has helped restore the identity of a man long reduced to a footnote in history.

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Vanuatu Daily Post broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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