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Joint Law Enforcement Effort Leads to Issuance of First Ever Interpol Purple Notice from the United States

By Department of Justice on Jun 17, 2014   At Sea  

Joint Law Enforcement Effort Leads to Issuance of First Ever Interpol Purple Notice from the United States

WASHINGTON – A joint investigation between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the United States Coast Guard (USCG), and Interpol Washington (U.S. National Central Bureau) has led to the publication of the first-ever Interpol Purple Notice issued by the United States for a vessel believed to be engaged in illegal fishing activities. According to the Purple […]

U.S. and Chinese Coast Guard Interdict Vessel Fishing Illegally on High Seas

By Coast Guard 17th District External Affairs Office on Jun 3, 2014   At Sea, Breaking News, Featured, World  

U.S. and Chinese Coast Guard Interdict Vessel Fishing Illegally on High Seas

  JUNEAU, Alaska — The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Morgenthau transferred custody of the fishing vessel Yin Yuan, a 191-foot fishing vessel seized 625 miles east of Tokyo, Japan in the North Pacific Ocean, for large-scale high seas drift net fishing, to the China coast guard vessel 2102 on Tuesday in the East China Sea. A […]

Shipwreck Off Haiti Coast Could be Columbus’s Santa Maria

By Staff on May 13, 2014   At Sea, Breaking News, Featured  

Massachusetts Marine Investigator, Barry Clifford, said in a press release today that he is confident that a sunken ship found off of the coast of Haiti is that of the long-lost Santa Maria, the flagship of a small fleet of ships commanded by Christopher Columbus as he made landfall in the New World. Clifford, who […]

Coast Guard Rescues Two as Vessel Takes on Water

By Petty Officer 1st Class Shawn Eggert | USCG on May 7, 2014   At Sea, Breaking News, Featured  

JUNEAU, Alaska — The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Anacapa rescued two men from a vessel taking on water approximately one mile southwest of Petersburg, Alaska, Tuesday. A smallboat crew from the Anacapa took the 24-foot pleasure craft Deborah K under tow and safely transported its passengers to the port in Petersburg. Coast Guard command […]

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