 After the United States entered World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt as a wartime measure signed Executive Order 9083 on February 28, 1942.It transferred the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigations inspection duties, amoing other things, temporarily to the control of the United States Coast Guard.On July 16, 1946, Reorganization Plan Number 3 abolished the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation and transferred all of its functions permanently to the U.S. Coast Guard.