"On Sept. 1, Dorval and his crew rescues 40 patients from a hospital that had become flooded after the levees had broken."
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"The 31-foot sailboat Paradise called the Coast Guard for help after their sails were ripped and their anchor was lost due to the high winds."
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On the clear, crisp morning of Dec. 17, the crewmembers of the Coast Guard Cutter George Cobb helped load an 1,100 pound sea lion onto the deck of the buoy tender. Their mission today would be to transport "Captain Hook" 60 miles off the coast of California to a sea lion habitat near San Clemente Island.
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The Coast Guard rescued a black swan on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2009, after it was stuck to the ice and was unable to free itself. A team of four guardsmen from Station Lorain, Ohio, suited up in their MSD900 dry-suits to go out and assist the ailing animal.
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"With 31 years of military service, Boatswain's Mate Master Chief Petty Officer John Petrie, the commanding officer of the Hawaii-based Coast Guard Cutter Ahi, isn't ready to retire. After serving at numerous units, he still wants more. Some Coast Guardsmen may call it experience; others call it "Being salty."
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Stationed throughout the country, Coast Guard operations specialists perform several vital functions in the service, including search and rescue coordination, intelligence gathering and analysis, and real-time target acquisition, tracking and identification.
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Can you imagine what it would be like to deploy out of a helicopter over rocky cliffs and turbulent seas and swim in and back out of a cave with raging waves to rescue someone. Almost like a Hollywood movie, isn’t it?
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LT Thomas Shuler is pioneering the Coast Guard's UAS (Unmanned Aerial Surveillance) program by earning the distinction of being our first operational Predator MQ-9 Pilot. LT Shuler is part of a small team of Coast Guard officers based at ATC Mobile, AL that is developing the Coast Guard's UAS training and standardization program.
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It takes vision to conceive of a project, but it takes perseverance, skill and hard work to bring it to completion. LCDR John F. Barresi was named the 2010 Coast Guard Engineer of the Year...
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