RIO VISTA, Calif. -- Representatives from 17 Sacramento Delta law enforcement, search and rescue agencies participated in a maritime training exercise held on Brennan Island, Wednesday March 9, 2012. This was the second year of a planned annual training exercise involving the various agencies that operate in the Sacramento Delta. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Levi Read and Fireman Jordan Akiyama.
A short clip for the Coast Guard channel Webisode series Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer A School. which was a portrayed in the Kevin Costner movie " The Guardian"
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A 1995 Coast Guard LEDET team must rescue the crew of a cargo ship from knife wielding stowaways. Originally broadcast on Coast Guard the Series, a nationally syndicated tv series which was broadcast from 1997-1997.
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US Coast Guard VIDEO: Since 1790, The Coast Guard has rescued thousands of mariners in distress. This is the Top Ten Rescue videos of all-time. These videos were rated both on the significance of each particular case, as well as the dramatic footage of the rescues.
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In a newly-released audio recording, the Italian coast guard appears to order the captain of the Costa Concordia to return to the capsized ship and help with the rescue operation. Footage courtesy of Corrierre della Sera www.corriere.it For more videos visit http
www.fountainpowerboats.com Video shot and edited by Bryan M. Liles. This video has been posted with Fountains approval and was provided by fountain to post. BUSINESS AT FULL THROTTLE Although the title on his business card says, "Reggie Fountain, Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Board and President," it scarcely touches upon the extent of his actual involvement. Unlike any other CEO in the performance boating industry, Reggie Fountain is hands-on every step of the way. He's as likely to be under a boat covered in fiberglass dust to fine-tune a new bottom design, as he is to be sitting behind his desk pouring over financial statements. Like so many boat builders, Fountain started his company after evaluating the market and coming to the conclusion that he could do it better. History tells that unlike most, Fountain succeeded. For his aforementioned R&D program with Mercury, in 1978 Fountain contracted with Bill Farmer of Excalibur Boats in Sarasota, Florida to use one of Farmer's 31' V-bottoms. As the testing program progressed, Fountain couldn't resist the temptation to tinker with the boat. A little sandpaper on the running surface netted a speed increase. Handcrafted putty strakes improved handling and further modifications on the stern drive height improved acceleration. Before long, Reggie had made so many changes the boat no longer resembled the original. The forerunner to the first Fountain was born. Encouraged by the incredible performance gains, Fountain <b>...</b>
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The US Coast Guard used cannon fire to sink an empty Japanese ship in the Gulf of Alaska. The "ghost ship" drifted across the Pacific after last year's tsunami. (April 6) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly
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The Coast Guard cutter Anacapa sinks the derelict tsunami debris Japanese fishing vessel Ryou-Un Maru GULF OF ALASKA - The Japanese fishing vessel, Ryou-Un Maru, is sunk in the Gulf of Alaska after receiving significant damage from the Coast Guard Cutter Anancapa crew firing explosive ammunition into it 180 miles west of the Southeast Alaskan coast April 5, 2012. The crew was successful and sank the vessel at 6:15 pm in 6000 feet of water by using explosive ammunition and filling it with water. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Brandon Thomas. Hi_res photos of the event here: www.liveleak.com
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From: video.foxnews.com [ PigMine is on FaceBook, please Like here: www.facebook.com ] February 13, 2011 - Patrolling dangerous waters abroad.FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.
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Highlights are shown of what Coast Guard 5th District personnel have accomplished in 2011. The 5th District is made up of 10300 people through its 156000 square mile area of responsibility. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class David Weydert.
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The US Coast Guard fired its guns on a derelict Japanese fishing boat to sink it. *More: WNNfans.com
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This video highlights the missions and challenges facing the US Coast Guard in America's heartland.
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A Happy Holidays message from Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Bob Papp from aboard Coast Guard Cutter Monomoy. "Let It Snow" performed by the Coast Guard Band. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Kelly Parker.
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A US Coast Guard cutter poured cannon fire into a Japanese ghost ship that had been drifting since the last year's tsunami, sinking the vessel in the Gulf of Alaska and eliminating the hazard it posed to shipping and the coastline. The cutter's guns tore holes in the 164-foot Ryou-Un Maru on Thursday, ending its long, lonely journey across the Pacific that began when the deadly tsunami set it floating more than a year ago. The crew pummeled the ghost ship with high explosive ammunition, and the derelict Ryou-Un Maru soon burst into flames, and began taking on water, officials said. A huge column of smoke could be seen over the gulf as a Coast Guard C-130 cargo plane, sent to observe the sinking, dropped a buoy to monitor for any possible pollution. The Coast Guard warned mariners to stay away, and aviation authorities did the same for pilots. In about four hours, the ship vanished into the water, said Chief Petty Officer Kip Wadlow in Juneau. It sank into waters more than 6000 feet deep, about 180 miles west of the southeast Alaska coast, the Coast Guard said. Officials decided to sink the ship rather than risk the chance of it running aground or endangering other vessels in the busy shipping lanes between North America and Asia. The ship had no lights or communications system, and its tank was able to carry more than 2000 gallons of diesel fuel. Officials, however, didn't know how much fuel, if any, was aboard. "It's less risky than it would be running into shore or <b>...</b>
CoastGuardNews NOME, Alaska — The Coast Guard Cutter Healy and the Russian tanker Renda are approximately 110 miles south of Nome and continue to make progress in the Bering Sea Jan. 8, 2012. The Nome Energy Support mission will bring about 1.3 million gallons of petroleum products to the residents of Nome. US Coast Guard video by Seaman Benjamin Nocerini.
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www.dailyastorian.com Wind and 20-foot waves pounded the rocky outcroppings around Cape Disappointment Wednesday, ravaging the entrance to the Columbia River and closing it to all ship traffic. For the US Coast Guard, it's been perfect weather in which to go and play. Hosting the Canadian Coast Guard, Los Angeles Fire Department and Santa Barbara, Calif., County Fire Department, the US guardsmen showed them all how swift-water, surf and high-wave rescues are executed to perfection -- in up to 20-foot seas on the "Graveyard of the Pacific."
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A Coast Guard crew aboard Station Chatham's 42-foot Special Purpose Craft - Near Shore Lifeboat crashes through the surf of the Merrimack River bar during surf training, March 1 - 2, 2012. In addition to training, Petty Officer 1st Class Joshua Perkins also received a check ride to certify him as an SPC-NLB surfman. Surfmen are the service's most highly trained boat handlers. Over the course of the two days, the crews dealt with 6-15 foot breaking surf, winds of 15-35 knots, temperatures in the low 20's, freezing spray and icing conditions with intermittent snow. US Coast Guard video.
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Footage of the rescue of two injured sailors whose boat was hit by a giant wave during a round-the-world race has been released by the US Coast Guard.
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The US Coast Guard has deployed a ship to sink a fishing trawler that was swept away more than a year ago by the tsunami off the coast of Japan and is now adrift near Alaska. The crew of the Coast Guard's 110-foot CG Cutter Anacapa plans to assess the deserted trawler's condition Thursday morning, said Chief Petty Officer Kip Wadlow. Photos: Japan Earthquake If its assessments are satisfactory, the crew will attempt to sink the vessel, named the Ryou-Un Maru, with the 25-millimeter cannon on board the cutter, Wadlow said. The rust-stained trawler is part of a giant debris field in the Pacific Ocean that was generated by the devastating wall of water that struck northeastern Japan following a magnitude 9.0 earthquake on March 11, 2011. The enormous wave dragged everything from cars to houses out into the ocean, killing thousands of people. The drifting trawler is considered a hazard to navigation for vessels in the area, according to authorities. Mariners have received information about the unmanned and unlit boat's presence. Early Thursday morning, the trawler was about 170 nautical miles southwest of Sitka, Alaska, the Coast Guard said. A Coast Guard plane has dropped a self-locating data marker buoy in order to track the boat. The trawler was first spotted floating near British Columbia by a Canadian military air patrol, and it has since been determined that it has been adrift without anybody at the helm since the tsunami, Canadian officials said last month. The Japan <b>...</b>
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111230-G-ZQ587-Coast Guard Legacy Compilation video depicting US Coast Guard missions and personnel. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Eric J. Chandler.
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This video provides a general overview of the operational responsibilities, as well as the geographic layout, of the 7th Coast Guard District. US Coast Guard video.
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This is a compilation of the Coast Guard's Top 10 Videos of 2011. Tune in through the end of the year, Dec. 22 through Dec. 31, so you can watch each individual video and vote for your favorite. Visit www.uscgnews.com, facebook.com/UScoastguard, coastguard.dodlive.mil or www.uscgnews.com for more information.
A tribute in honor of 4 heroes, their lives & ultimate sacrifice. United States Coast Guard helicopter 6535 went down in Mobile Alabama on Feb 28, 2012 with 4 crew members aboard. Dale Taylor, Thomas Cameron & Fernando Jorge were heroes in life.....and in death. Guardians to the end, Guardians in heaven. This was made by my 8yr. old son & 11yr. old daughter to say kids care too. God bless you all, god bless the United States Coast Guard.
KODIAK, Alaska — Cmdr. Pete Van Ness, Communication Station Kodiak commanding officer, and Vice Adm. Manson K. Brown, Pacific Area commander, speak at a memorial service for two fallen Coast Guardsmen from Communication Station Kodiak April 18, 2012. Members of Coast Guard Team Kodiak and Kodiak residents attended the service in honor of Petty Officer 1st Class James Hopkins and Chief Petty Officer Richard Belisle (ret.), who were both killed April 12. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jonathan Lally.
In 2010, the United States Coast Guard told the Philadelphia Gun Club (PGC) in no uncertain terms that it could not shoot over the Delaware river, a public waterway, without a safety zone. The PGC does not have, and cannot obtain a safety zone because it cannot pass an environmental test that is first required. So why is the US Coast Guard doing nothing as the PGC continues to hold shoots that dump shot, casings and dead and wounded pigeons into the Delaware river, as well as endangering public boat traffic?
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CRESCENT CITY, Calif. - A Coast Guard Air Station North Bend HH-65C Dolphin helicopter conducts an over flight of Crescent City, Calif., Friday, Mar. 11, 2011, after an earthquake near Japan caused a Tsunami to strike the West Coast. US Coast Guard video by Group Air Station North Bend, Ore. CoastGuardNews.com
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A rescue helicopter crew from Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, NC hoisted two men from the Illusion, a 57-foot sport fisherman vessel, that was taking on water and aground in the vicinity of Cape Lookout, NC at 9:45 pm, Sunday. The Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew took the two men to Coast Guard Station Fort Macon, NC, where they were met by emergency medical services. Neither man required medical assistance. The Illusion crew members contacted Coast Guard Sector North Carolina watch standers at 7:37 pm, Sunday. A Coast Guard boat crew from Station Fort Macon launched to assist, but due to shoreline surf conditions, was unable to approach the vessel. The vessel's owner is reportedly working to salvage his vessel this morning. US Coast Guard video by MH-60 Jayhawk crew from Air Station Elizabeth City
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US Coast Guard , Cape Disappointment. Some of the Training While in Cadet School. Boat Handling. I Take no credit in making this video, I am just proud to be an Ex-Coastie that would love to be back in today. Im Afraid those days are long gone.
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The Coast Guard rescued two people May 10, 120 miles southeast of Nantucket, Mass., after their sailboat lost its mast and began taking on water. The two-man crew of the sailing vessel Eva contacted the Coast Guard Command Center in Boston via satellite telephone at 1:45 pm stating that their 45-foot sailboat had lost its mast and was taking on water. They also stated the vessels dewatering pumps were not operating. Weather on scene at the time of the report was 25-35 knot winds with 12-foot seas. The vessel was equipped with a life raft. They two men were hoisted by an Air Station Cape Cod MH-60 helicopter crew and en route the Coast Guard air station in Bourne, Mass. Both men are reported to be in good condition uscg
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ALAMEDA, Calif. -- First Lady Michelle Obama, US Coast Guard Commandant Robert J. Papp and Capt. Charles L. Cashin III, commanding officer of the Cutter Stratton deliver remarks during the ship commissioning ceremony Saturday, March 31, 2012. The Stratton is named for Coast Guard Capt. Dorothy C. Stratton, who served as director of the Coast Guard Women's Reserve - also known as the SPARs - during World War II. The Stratton is the third of eight planned National Security Cutters and is the first of its class named for a woman. A commissioning is a formal ceremony where a ship is placed into active service and begins to function as a command. US Coast Guard video by District 11 Public Affairs.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Coast Guard Air Station San Francisco and local first responders come together to show how each agency can help one another more efficiently and effectively serve the public, Tuesday, April 17, 2012, for Interagency Day. Interagency Day helps to strengthen working relationships between all responder entities in the Bay Area with shared geographical jurisdictions. US Coast Guard video by Fireman Jordan Akiyama
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On October 22, 2009, Hazardous rough seas and a large ocean swell impacted the Pacific Northwest Coast. Two Coast Guard lifeboats were filmed doing training manuvers during this large wave event. There was also two tow in sufers out along with their jet ski campanions. The ocean wave heights were close to 18 feet. The video was shot at Humboldt Bay bar entrance in Eureka California October 22, 2009. Read the story behind the video: theygetpaidtodothis.blogspot.com
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Adm. Bob Papp, Coast Guard Commandant and Master Chief Mark Allen, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Reserve Force announce the 71st anniversary of the Coast Guard Reserve, Feb. 19, 2012. US Coast Guard video by Telfair Brown, Sr.
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On November 16, 2009 A pair of 47' foot Coast Guard lifeboats were filmed doing rescue manuvers at the Checto River Bar entrance during rough seas. Wave heights were close to 11' feet at the river bar entrance. The coast guard also deployed a dummy during the rescue training. You'll see it during the slow motion section of the video this is NOT a dead body like some might think. TT: Hang'em High Composer: Pierre Gerwig Langer RFMS: shockwavesound.com
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