SAN DIEGO – U.S. Coast Guard Sector San Diego is preparing to send one of its MH-60J Jayhawk helicopters to Air Station San Francisco to assist as a major storm approaches the Pacific Northwest.
Posts on ‘January 7th, 2009’
Coast Guard medevacs 24-year-old male from tanker off Galveston coast
HOUSTON – The Coast Guard medevaced a 24-year-old male off the tanker SR Wilmington, 12-nautical miles south of Galveston, Wednesday.
Coast Guard gets civilian assist with flare sighting
SEATTLE – The Citizen’s Action Network (CAN) assisted with the Coast Guard’s response to a disabled vessel in Budd Inlet near Olympia, Wash., Sunday.
Mayport Coast Guard unit to adopt Jacksonville road
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Coast Guard Electronic Support Detachment Mayport, Fla., will officially adopt a one mile stretch of Central Parkway at a ceremony Thursday.
Threat against Ketchikan fuel facility deemed non-credible
JUNEAU, Alaska — Local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have determined this morning’s threat against the Petro Marine fuel facility in Ketchikan, Alaska, to be non-credible.
Coast Guard suspends search for crab fisherman that fell into the Bering Sea
JUNEAU, Alaska – The Coast Guard suspended its search Wednesday at 11:49 a.m. for Keith Criner, 43, resident of Stockton, Calif., after he became tangled in a crab pot line and fell from the 98-foot fishing vessel Seabrooke approximately 22 miles northwest of Cold Bay, Alaska, at 9:50 a.m. Tuesday.
Coast Guard repatriates 63 Cuban migrants
MIAMI — The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Chandeleur repatriated 63 Cuban migrants, from four seperate interdictions at sea within the past six days, to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, Wednesday.