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Coast Guard keeps reeling them in from cruise ships! Carnival Pride passenger suffering from heart attack gets ride in chopper

April 23, 2017 - Boating, Breaking News, EMT and fire, Sea rescue, This Just In!, Travel, U. S. Coast Guard - Tagged: Air Station Elizabeth City, C-130 Super Hercules, Capt. Richard Wester, Carnival Pride, Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel., Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter, cruise ship, North Carolina., Norwegian Breakaway, Petty Officer 1st Class Thomas Barbay, Sentara Norfolk General Hospital - no comments

A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew launched from Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina, and arrived on scene with Carnival Pride east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel.

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Coast Guard lifted passenger from Celebrity Reflection along with cruise ship nurse for flight to hospital in San Juan

April 20, 2017 - Breaking News, EMT and fire, This Just In!, Travel, U. S. Coast Guard - Tagged: Celebrity Reflection, Centro Medico Hospital, Coast Guard, cruise ship, medevaced, Puerto Rico, San Juan - no comments

The patient, who was in medical distress, was transported along with a cruise ship nurse

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COAST GUARD PLUCKS ELDERLY PASSENGER FROM CRUISE SHIP IN ATLANTIC OCEAN TO HOSPITAL

April 2, 2017 - Breaking News, Drugs and trafficking, EMT and fire, This Just In!, Travel, U. S. Coast Guard - Tagged: Air Station Elizabeth City, Coast Guard Cutter James, cruise ship, five tons of cocaine, Petty Officer 1st Class Melissa Leake/, U.S. Coast Guard video - no comments

A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina, medevacs a 70-year-old man from a cruise ship off the North Carolina coast March 28, 2017.

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Cruise cut short for boy with symptoms of appendicitis

December 11, 2010 - Breaking News - Tagged: Cape Hatteras, Coast Guard, cruise ship, Norwegian Jewel, rescue - no comments

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (Dec. 11, 2010) – A Coast Guard rescue helicopter crew medevaced a 13-year-old boy off a cruise ship approximately 40 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras Saturday. Coast Guard watchstanders received…

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Tidewater Chesapeake views

Dozens of homes were damaged at North Beach located directly on the Chesapeake at Calvert County, Md.
Drift Inn parking lot covered by the Patuxent River after Isabel hit on Sept. 28, 2003.
Fitzie's Marina on Breton Bay at Compton, Md. after-visit-from-Isabel-2003
Sandgates area got its share of attention from Hurricane Isabel.
Courtney's Marina in Wynne, Md., was hit hard as the location on Smith Creek is exposed. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
DRIFT INN Isabel visited in 2003, check in later to see how Hurricane Irene left this famous crabhouse on the Patuxent River
High tide in Compton, Md., where the popular restaurant Fitzie's Marina was wrecked in 2003 by Hurricane Isabel. The business was rebuilt.
The covered slips of Combs Creek Marina in Compton were uncovered by the winds of Isabel.
Boaters have always visited Drift Inn on the Patuxent by water. The day after Isabel hit, they could float right into the dining room or the float-in window.
St. Patrick's Creek Campground and Marina was ripped apart and boats shoved on shore in the 2003 visit from Isabel.
Wicomico River off of the Potomac River took a direct hit as the hurricane crossed Virginia. This view is of Quade's Store at Bushwood Wharf. The store, shown at right, is built high off the water and suffered little damage.
Point Lookout Hotel's lunch hall after direct hit by hurricane in 1933.
Large trees downed power lines throughout Southern Maryland with thousands without power for up to two weeks. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
Courtney's Marina in Wynne, Md., was wrecked as Hurricane Isabel crossed the Potomac from Virginia. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
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St. George Island was cut off from the mainland with a Sheriff's barricade and residents had to threaten to storm the barrier in order to return to their homes to try to salvage them.
NO LOOTING ZONE - Home owners were well-armed to deal with the few looters who arrived to take advantage of the plight of others.