Boston, MA – Four Coast Guard boats, two cutters and a helicopter are searching the waters between Hyannis, Mass., and Nantucket for a 36-year-old man who was last seen at the helm of his boat around 9:15 p.m., Wednesday.
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Coast Guard to conduct two-day, search and rescue drill
WOODS HOLE, Mass. – Coast Guard Sector Southeastern New England will conduct a two-day, search and rescue exercise Feb. 23-24.
Coast Guard Station Chatham assists disabled fishing vessel
BOSTON — A Station Chatham, Mass. 42-foot rescue boat crew assisted a disabled fishing vessel 17 miles east of Chatham at 11 p.m. Saturday after the 76-foot boat with four people on board lost power.
Coast Guard uses multiple assets to assist injured fisherman
BOSTON — The Coast Guard transported an injured fisherman from 100 miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Mass., to shore, where he was transported to local emergency services.
Coast Guard rescues injured fisherman from Dartmouth, Mass.
BOSTON – A Coast Guard Station Chatham 42-foot response boat rescued an injured fisherman Thursday who severed two of his fingers aboard an 88-foot scallop vessel five miles east of Chatham, Mass.
Coast Guard, guests honor rescue boat’s legacy of service
CHATHAM, Mass. – During a decommissioning ceremony here today, the crew at Coast Guard Station Chatham, Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad Allen, and Massachusetts Congressman William Delahunt were among a tent full of guests who said goodbye to the last 44-foot rescue boat in service, turning a page in maritime search and rescue history.
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Coast Guard Announces Retirement of Last 44ft Motor Lifeboat
The Coast Guard has announced that a retirement and decommission ceremony for the Coast Guard’s last 44 foot mootr lifeboat (MLB), 44301, is scheduled for May 8 at Coast Guard Station Chatham, Massachusetts.