Miami Coast Guard aircrew rescues people, dog
Video shows 4 people being rescued after a plane crash off Florida’s coast
Video captured four people and a dog getting rescued after their plane crashed off the Florida coast shortly after take-off from Albert Whitted Airport near St. Petersburg. A Good Samaritan and authorities pulled the people from the water as they hung onto the plane’s tail wing.
A Coast Guard helicopter crew rescued a man who was left clinging to an ice chest in the Gulf of Mexico after his boat was ...
Dramatic video captures the moment a US Coast ... a Coast Guard helicopter around 2 p.m. Saturday far off the coast of Crystal River, according to a release. The chopper and a plane were ...
A United States Coast Guard (USCG) Air Station Miami 65 helicopter crew rescued a man who was clinging to a cooler off ...
Crews in North Carolina were first alerted about the 85-year-old woman suffering from stroke symptoms while aboard the cruise ...
The daring rescue happened Sunday afternoon, when a Coast Guard station was notified of the injured man about 18 miles east of Brookings, Oregon, the agency reported. An MH-65 Dolphin helicopter ...
Dramatic rescue video shot off the the Florida shore shows U.S. Coast Guard workers descending from a helicopter to fish a man and his dog from the Gulf of Mexico as deadly Hurricane Helene ...
A rescue swimmer was hoisted down from a chopper to reach the injured man A Coast Guard helicopter crew rescued a 74-year-old injured hiker in a dramatic operation captured on video. According ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The U.S. Coast Guard's Jayhawk helicopter may be the ultimate water rescue vehicle for a coastal area like Tampa Bay. "Once they're in the air, it can be as little as 5-10 ...
A Florida man’s decision to take his sailboat and his dog into Hurricane Helene ended with a mid-ocean rescue, but he got a heck of a selfie out of it. Coast Guard officials in Florida released ...
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