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Kulluk Remains Hard Aground on Sitkilidak Island, Unified Command Holds Press Conference

By Staff on Jan 2, 2013   At Sea  

Kulluk Remains Hard Aground on Sitkilidak Island, Unified Command Holds Press Conference

Southeast winds of 35 knots and seas of 10 feet, that will go higher this afternoon to 14 feet, will…

Drill Rig Tow in Gulf of Alaska Ends in Failure, Rig Grounds on Sitkilidak Island

By Staff on Jan 1, 2013   At Sea  

Drill Rig Tow in Gulf of Alaska Ends in Failure, Rig Grounds on Sitkilidak Island

The drama that began on Thursday of last week and played out over the weekend and New Years Eve has…

Storm Continues to Batter Drill Rig and Vessels in Gulf of Alaska

By Staff on Dec 31, 2012   At Sea  

Storm Continues to Batter Drill Rig and Vessels in Gulf of Alaska

The drilling rig Kulluk and its support vessels, the Aiviq, Alert, Guardsman, and Nanuq in the Gulf of Alaska continue…

Drill Rig Situation Now Under Control Once Again in Gulf of Alaska

By Staff on Dec 31, 2012   At Sea  

Drill Rig Situation Now Under Control Once Again in Gulf of Alaska

The battle to save Shell's drill ship continued into Monday in the Fierce weather of the Gulf of Alaska. Shell…

Murkowski Votes for Alaska’s Fisheries, Coastal Relief

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Dec 30, 2012   At Sea  

Murkowski Votes for Alaska’s Fisheries, Coastal Relief

WASHINGTON, DC – As Alaskans continue to grapple with the hardships from recent disasters – fisheries shortfalls and tsunami debris…

Jensen Maritime Awarded for Vision and Innovation in Design of the Northern Leader Fishing Vessel

By PRWeb on Dec 28, 2012   At Sea  

Jensen Maritime Awarded for Vision and Innovation in Design of the Northern Leader Fishing Vessel

Jensen Maritime has been honored with the New Wave Award, which recognizes the company’s vision and innovation for the concept…

Coast Guard Assists Tug and Tow in Gulf of Alaska

By Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley | USCG on Dec 28, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Assists Tug and Tow in Gulf of Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Coast Guard Sector Anchorage personnel are coordinating a response with Royal Dutch Shell representatives after the tugboat…

Coast Guard Finds 5 Miles of Illegal Gill Net Filled with Hundreds of Sharks

By Lt Commander Brendan Evans | Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi on Dec 26, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Finds 5 Miles of Illegal Gill Net Filled with Hundreds of Sharks

BROWNSVILLE, Texas — A Coast Guard crew found an illegal gill net with hundreds of dead sharks Monday, 4 miles…

Coast Guard Cutter Crew to Return to San Diego from Patrol in Bering Sea

By USCG on Dec 20, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Cutter Crew to Return to San Diego from Patrol in Bering Sea

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Sherman is scheduled to return to homeport in San Diego from an 85-day patrol in the…

Fishing Vessel Reports Floating Dock Off of Washington State

By Staff on Dec 17, 2012   At Sea  

Fishing Vessel Reports Floating Dock Off of Washington State

On Friday evening, it was reported by fishermen on the fishing vessel Lady Nancy, that they had spotted what appeared…

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