 BOSTON — An Air Station Cape Cod HH-60 Jayhawk helicopter transfered an injured ten-year-old girl from Bourne, Mass., to Boston for advanced medical treatment today, about 5:30 p.m.
The girl was in a jet ski accident near Wareham, Mass. and brought to Tobey Hospital, where a doctor requested the Coast Guard transfer her to Massachusetts General [...]
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Coast Guard Airlfts Injured Girl
Coast Guard Rescues Sailor
 BOSTON – An Air Station Cape Cod HH-60 helicopter rescued a man from his sailboat 40 miles south of Rockland, Maine, 12:47 a.m.
Mike Hanagen, 53, called Sector Northern New England reporting that he was ill and disoriented aboard Hattie Kay, a 29-foot sailing vessel he had been operating alone for two days.
Station Rockland also launched [...]
Coast Guard assists two fishermen, boat sinks on Columbia River
 PORTLAND, Ore. – The Coast Guard assisted two fisherman when their 21-foot fishing boat capsized on the Columbia River Saturday.
Coast Guard Sector Portland received a call from the boat operator at 5:47 a.m. advising that the two people onboard had been thrown from their vessel when attempting to cross a cargo ship’s wake. Both [...]
Coast Guard responds to vessel grounded near Rogue River
 SEATTLE – The Coast Guard is responding to a 50-foot cabin cruiser that ran aground three miles northwest of the Rogue River near Gold Beach, Ore., today.
Coast Guard Group North Bend received a call that the concrete-hulled pleasure craft Four-Play had run aground and was taking on water near the Rogue River Reef at approximately [...]
Coast Guard Investigates Cause of Tugboat Grounding
 NORFOLK, VA – The U.S. Coast Guard has completed its response to the grounding of the tug RUSSEL B. MURRAY, which ran aground near the north island of the Monitor-Merrimac Bridge Tunnel at about 8:00 a.m. Friday.
The tug refloated without assistance Friday afternoon, and was towed alongside a barge anchored nearby. The tug was leaking [...]