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Coast Guard Assists Fishing Vessel Aground Near Kodiak, Alaska

By USCG on Jan 11, 2013   At Sea  

Coast Guard Assists Fishing Vessel Aground Near Kodiak, Alaska

JUNEAU, Alaska — A Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew assisted the 50-foot fishing vessel, Neptune, that…

Whales' Foraging Strategies Revealed by New Technology

By American Institute of Biological Sciences on Jan 9, 2013   At Sea  

Whales' Foraging Strategies Revealed by New Technology

Animal-borne, multisensor tags attached to filter-feeding whales are revealing the fine points of how these giants of the ocean catch…

Manhattan Commuter Ferry Crashes into Pier 11, 30 to 50 Passengers Injured

By Staff on Jan 9, 2013   At Sea  

Manhattan Commuter Ferry Crashes into Pier 11, 30 to 50 Passengers Injured

A commuter ferry owned by Sea Streak Ferry, came in a little fast at Pier 11 at South Street and…

Parnell, Begich Issue Statements on Drill Rig Kulluk, Coast Guard Opens Investigation

By Staff on Jan 8, 2013   At Sea  

Parnell, Begich Issue Statements on Drill Rig Kulluk, Coast Guard Opens Investigation

The Unified Command for the Kulluk grounding announced today that some of the resources that were brought in and made…

Drill Rig Reaches Safety of Kiliuda Bay

By Staff on Jan 7, 2013   At Sea  

Drill Rig Reaches Safety of Kiliuda Bay

The Kulluk and her entourage of its support vessels has entered the relative safety of Kuliuda Bay after a week…

Drill Rig and Support Vessels Stray from Planned Tow Path, Take on a Southeasterly Course for a Time

By Staff on Jan 7, 2013   At Sea  

Drill Rig and Support Vessels Stray from Planned Tow Path, Take on a Southeasterly Course for a Time

For the last 1 hour and 10 minutes, the Aiviq, and her tow, the Kulluk has changed the course of…

Drill Rig Kulluk Free from Sitkilidak Island and Moving along Tow Path

By Staff on Jan 7, 2013   At Sea  

Drill Rig Kulluk Free from Sitkilidak Island and Moving along Tow Path

Salvage teams were able to successfully attach the main tow line to the drill rig Kulluk which has been stranded…

Towline Hook-up Scheduled and Boom Deployed in Preparation of Possible Ungrounding Efforts of Kulluk(Updated)

By Staff on Jan 5, 2013   At Sea  

Towline Hook-up Scheduled and Boom Deployed in Preparation of Possible Ungrounding Efforts of Kulluk(Updated)

Work continues at the scene on the seaward side of Sitkilidak Island as Shell works to complete salvage efforts that…

Unified Command Holds Another Press Conference as Salvage Crews Continue to Assess Drill Rig Kulluk

By Staff on Jan 3, 2013   At Sea  

Unified Command Holds Another Press Conference as Salvage Crews Continue to Assess Drill Rig Kulluk

As the Kulluk continues to be stranded on Sitkilidak Island, the Unified Command held another press conference at the Den'ina…

Coast Guard Lowers Salvage Experts onto Drill Rig Kulluk

By Staff on Jan 2, 2013   At Sea  

Coast Guard Lowers Salvage Experts onto Drill Rig Kulluk

Although efforts to place salvage experts onto the deck of the drill rig Kulluk has been hampered for the last…

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