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    The Army has soldiers, the Navy has sailors, the Marines have marines, but what does the Coast Guard have?

    Question #116456. Asked by star_gazer. (Aug 02 10 8:20 PM)


    poleywog

    		They have sailors. Also they are called Coasties.

    O-3 USCG ret

    Aug 02 10, 8:30 PM

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