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Army Reserve Landing Craft Strikes Humpback Rock, Grounds on Puffin Island

By Staff on Jun 10, 2012   At Sea  

Army Reserve Landing Craft Strikes Humpback Rock, Grounds on Puffin Island

The 174-foot U.S. Army Reserve landing craft, the Monterrey, struck Humpback Rock in Chiniak near Kodiak Friday night.…

Murkowski Pushes for More Opportunities for Alaska’s Fishermen

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Jun 8, 2012   At Sea  

Murkowski Pushes for More Opportunities for Alaska’s Fishermen

Senator Leads Effort to Make Fishermen Eligible for Farm Bill Loans…

Too Few Salmon is Far Worse than too Many Boats for Killer Whales

By University of Washington on Jun 7, 2012   At Sea  

Too Few Salmon is Far Worse than too Many Boats for Killer Whales

Not having enough Chinook salmon to eat stresses out southern resident killer whales in the Pacific Northwest more than having…

Japanese Tsunami Debris Arrives in Oregon

By VOA News on Jun 7, 2012   At Sea  

Japanese Tsunami Debris Arrives in Oregon

A huge dock that was cast away by last year's devastating Japanese tsunami has washed ashore 8,000 kilometers away on…

Plastic Particles More Prevalent in Oceans Than Previously Thought

By Dick Jones Communications on Jun 5, 2012   At Sea  

Plastic Particles More Prevalent in Oceans Than Previously Thought

For decades, oceanographers have collected water samples from the surface of the ocean in order to record how much plastic…

Crew-member aboard F/V Northern Mariner Passes Away During the Night, Investigation Continues

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 5, 2012   At Sea  

Crew-member aboard F/V Northern Mariner Passes Away During the Night, Investigation Continues

On Monday morning at approximately 6:45 am the United States Coast Guard contacted the Alaska State Troopers and reported that…

US Shifting Bulk of Warships to Asia-Pacific

By Sara Schonhardt | VOA News on Jun 4, 2012   At Sea  

US Shifting Bulk of Warships to Asia-Pacific

JAKARTA – U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the United States will shift the bulk of its warships to the…

Coast Guard rescues stranded hikers near Valdez

By United States Coast Guard on Jun 4, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard rescues stranded hikers near Valdez

KODIAK, Alaska — A Coast Guard Station Valdez 25-foot Response Boat–Small crew rescued two stranded hikers near Valdez Thursday.…

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Assist Vessel with Damaged Hull Make it to Safely to Shore

By Staff on May 30, 2012   At Sea  

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Assist Vessel with Damaged Hull Make it to Safely to Shore

English Bay-Port Graham-At approximately 11:10 am on this Saturday, the "Gina Maria," a 34-foot wooden Chris Craft called in a…

Trooper Vessel Woldstad Responds to Mayday Call Reporting Vessel Fire

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on May 28, 2012   At Sea  

Trooper Vessel Woldstad Responds to Mayday Call Reporting Vessel Fire

At 6 pm Saturday, Troopers aboard the Patrol vessel Woldstad overheard a Mayday call on the marine radio from the…

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