Just before 5 p.m. on March 1, Maryland State Police, Natural Resources Police and the U.S Coast Guard conducted side-scanning sonar operations in an underwater debris field. The debris field was located approximately 5 miles from the initial oil slick in the Atlantic Ocean.
Category: Sea rescue
Virginia State Police Beat / SEARCH AND RECOVERY EFFORT CONTINUES ON ICED-OVER JAMES RIVER FOR TWO HUNTERS; Kyle Englehart and Austin Savage VARINA, VA. …
“It’s important to always check and monitor the marine weather forecast before any trip on the water,” said Capt. Scott Anderson, the Commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay. “High winds, cold weather, and dropping temperatures are good reasons to re-evaluate an outing.
Maryland State Police Helicopter Rescues Sick Crewman from Car-Carrier Salome In Chesapeake Bay (Baltimore, MD)—A Maryland State Police Aviation Command reports that a helicopter crew …
The missing crew members were identified today by Atlantic Cape Fisheries as Michael Roberts, 44, and Jonathan Saraiva, 32.
He had stated that he planned to test out a new oar by paddling his 8-foot yellow and dark blue raft near Willoughby Spit in Norfolk.
For his heroic action in affecting the rescue of Surfman Bracken, John F. McCormick was awarded the Gold Lifesaving Medal on Nov. 7, 1938.
Where is Will Judge? Party of three campers on Atlantic barrier island turns into mystery as one man disappears PORTSMOUTH, Va. — When three men …
Watchstanders in the Sector North Carolina Command Center in Wilmington received notification that the 72-foot fishing vessel Capt. Jimmy was taking on water in Pamlico Sound near Bluff Shoal Light at about 3:30 a.m.
Members of the Virgin Islands National Guard and the Virgin Islands Fire Department distributes food and water to civilians at St. Croix Educational Complex
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