A boat crew from U.S. Coast Guard Small Boat Station Juneau assists five members from the fishing vessel Morgan Anne near Point Couverden, Alaska, after taking on water from running aground, Sept. 15, 2024. The captain of the fishing vessel remained on the vessel and was escorted by good samaritans to Hoonah for a hull inspection after regaining stability. (U.S. Coast Guard video by Lt. Jon Orthman)
The Coast Guard is responding to a reported fire aboard the on the 178-foot passenger vessel Wilderness Discoverer in Glacier Bay, National Park, Alaska.
KODIAK, Alaska — Some of the most overlooked and underpublicized programs in the military are ones keeping our sailors and soldiers mentally healthy. Life at sea in the Coast Guard can be at times depressing, overwhelming, exhausting and boring. Luckily, there are programs put in place to mitigate these issues. The Coast Guard recently announced its annual Morale, Well-being and Recreation (MWR) Program of the Year Award recipients for 2022.
