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Two Men Die in Southeast after Skiff Overturns

By Staff on Jun 30, 2014   At Sea, Featured  

Two Men Die in Southeast after Skiff Overturns

It was on Sunday evening at 6:28 pm that a call from two men in the water after their boat capsized to Petersburg Police Department alerted authorities to their marine accident. The call came from 58-year-old Kenneth Rupprecht and 45-year-old Jonathan Comfort, from South Carolina and Delaware respectively, who were in Alaska on a week-long self […]

Coast Guard Medevacs Ailing Man near Sitka

By Petty Officer 3rd Class Diana Honings | USCG on Jun 29, 2014   At Sea  

  KODIAK, Alaska — An Air Station Sitka MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew medevaced an ailing 50-year-old man from a skiff on a beach 27 miles northwest of Sitka, Thursday. The Jayhawk crew landed on the beach where they met the man who was being transported by a skiff deployed off the 83-foot Canadian flagged passenger ship Nautilus […]

Search Suspended for Missing French National Francois Guenot

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, Rural, State  

The search for a French National, that began on Friday when a damaged kayak and backpacks were found washed ashore five miles north of Swishak Lagoon near Cape Douglas in Shelikof Straits, was suspended after two days of searching by the U.S. Coast Guard helicopters in the air and by water searches by Katmai Park Rangers […]

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 […]

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