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Coast Guard: 2 More Capsize Victims Recovered Off Louisiana
Divers searching the site of a capsized lift boat off Louisiana’s coast have recovered two more unresponsive crewmembers
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Coast Guard Rescues Man Clinging to Kayak Off New Jersey Beach
A 29-foot rescue boat from the guard’s Atlantic City station soon arrived to find a man clinging to a submerged kayak, authorities said, and crew members got the man into the rescue boat and brought him to shore
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Norwegian Coast Guard Evacuates Crew After Ship Caught in Extreme Weather
The Norwegian Rescue Coordination Center airlifted the 12-member crew of a cargo ship after they were caught in an extreme storm. Authorities are battling 49-foot waves to try to stabilize the ship and prevent an oil spill in the North Sea.
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Bus With Coast Guard Recruits on Board Takes Out Stretch of Guardrail
Four people were hurt when a bus with U.S. Coast Guard recruits on board crashed into a guardrail along the Atlantic City Expressway Tuesday night.
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31 Crew Members Rescued from Canadian Fishing Boat
An on-board fire Tuesday night disabled the vessel amidst 50 mph winds and 30-foot waves south of Nova Scotia.
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Here Is What $400 Million of Cocaine and Marijuana Looks Like
The United States Coast Guard pulled into Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with $400 million worth of cocaine and marijuana. The drugs were confiscated in the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean.
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Coast Guard Rescues 2 Stranded Duck Hunters at Jersey Shore
The Coast Guard used a helicopter to rescue two duck hunters who became stranded in South Jersey.
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Coast Guard Suspends Search Off New Jersey for Missing Man
The Coast Guard has suspended its search off the waters off New Jersey for a man who is missing from a capsized boat
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Search for 4 Missing Fishermen Off Mass. Coast Suspended
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Tuesday evening for four missing fishermen whose boat, the Emmy Rose, sank a day earlier off the coast of Provincetown, Massachusetts. In a tweet Tuesday morning, the Coast Guard said crews had searched throughout the night for the fishermen, who are all believed to be from Maine. The 82-foot boat’s home port...
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Servicewomen Killed in Alabama Plane Crash Identified
Authorities have identified the two service members who were killed when their plane crashed in a residential Alabama neighborhood.
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Coast Guard Offloads Over $228 Million in Cocaine, Marijuana at Port Everglades
Coast Guard crews began to offload over 28,000 pounds of cocaine and marijuana Thursday morning at a South Florida port. Officials say the drugs, worth more than $228 million in street value, were offloaded at Port Everglades after the cutter Hamilton arrived before 8 a.m. The drugs were captured during several interdictions in both the Caribbean Sea and the eastern…
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Body of ‘Hero' Swimmer Found After He Saved 2 Lives in Rough Seas
Tropical Storm Fay brought rip currents along the Jersey Shore, and one man gave his life to save other swimmers.
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Lifeguards Double Up at Ventnor Beach After Rough Surf Kills ‘Hero' Swimmer
NBC10’s Drew Smith visited the beach in Ventnor, where rip currents were strong Saturday in the wake of Tropical Storm Fay. Swimmer Jalen Alson, 18, of New York was killed after saving two people in rough waters.
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Cops Call Off Search for Missing Swimmer Lost in Choppy Water Off Jersey Shore
The man gave his life to save two other swimmers. NBC10’s Stephania Jimenez reports.
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Body Found After Swimmer Goes Missing in Delaware River
A body was found after a young man went missing while swimming in the Delaware River near Delanco, New Jersey, on Sunday.
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Coast Guard Taps Cellphone Location Data to Speed Searches
The U.S. Coast Guard is tapping into cellphone location data to quickly locate distressed boaters.
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Philadelphia Police Officer Honored by Coast Guard Reserve
Petty Officer 1st Class Joseph M. Curley — who is also a Philadelphia Police officer — has been named Coast Guard Reserve enlisted officer of the year.
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NJ Community Act as Surrogates for Coast Guard Grads
Recruits graduating from the U.S. Coast Guard boot camp in Cape May, New Jersey, typically have family on hand to celebrate their accomplishment. But the coronavirus pandemic prevented the public from attending. So the community stepped up to show their support. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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Coast Guard: Cruise Ships Must Stay at Sea With Sick Onboard
The U.S. Coast Guard has directed all cruise ships to prepare to treat any sick passengers and crew on board while being sequestered “indefinitely” offshore during the coronavirus pandemic
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Man Charged For Attempting to Enter N.J. Coast Guard Facility Armed
A North Carolina man allegedly tried to enter a Coast Guard facility in Cape May for a recruit graduation ceremony with illegally-possessed firearms and ammunition. Dustin Peters, 25, was trying to attend his wife’s graduation, according to police.