VIDEO: Nighttime sinking; rescue done right
May 5, 2009
A Coast Guard aircraft commander explains how to maximize your chances of nighttime rescue When the five crewmembers aboard the 58-foot commercial fishing vessel Seafarer
A Coast Guard aircraft commander explains how to maximize your chances of nighttime rescue When the five crewmembers aboard the 58-foot commercial fishing vessel Seafarer
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With winds as high as 120 mph and swells of 15 feet, four crewmen were forced to abandon their grounded 58-foot vessel and make their
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