An MH-65 Dolphin rescue helicopter crew from Coast Guard Sector North Bends’s air facility in Newport, Oregon, rescues a 58-year-old man who became stranded on the rocky shore at the base of Humbug Mountain after his kayak overturned in the water. The man was transported to Cape Blanco State Airport where his care was transferred to emergency medical services personnel. (U.S. Coast Guard provided by Coast Guard Sector North Bends)
HONOLULU — The Coast Guard and crew of the merchant vessel Mahi Mahi rescued three mariners from the disabled 50-foot trimaran Third Try 825 miles northeast of Oahu, Wednesday.
HONOLULU — The Coast Guard continues to investigate the loss of 21 cargo containers from the barge Ho Omaka Hou and monitor response operations in Hawaii, Tuesday.
All cargo was successfully removed from the barge over the weekend, and it returned safely to Honolulu Monday, where a further damage assessment is being conducted.
HONOLULU — The Coast Guard is continuing the response Tuesday to a report of containers lost from the barge Ho Omaka Hou inbound to Hilo Harbor Monday.
A Cates Marine salvage team hired by the shipping company continues to search for and locate missing containers.
HONOLULU — The Coast Guard is responding to a report of lost cargo from the barge Ho Omaka Hou as the tug Hoku Loa, and their barge, was transiting to Hilo Harbor on Monday.
The Coast Guard is investigating the incident, and Young Brothers is working with a salvage team to locate and recover as many containers as possible. No injuries are reported.
As a scuba diver in the U.S. Coast Guard, Petty Officer 1st Class Andres Murillo is no stranger to water. His last dive took him below several feet of ice off the coast of Antarctica.
Yet while deployed to the southernmost continent, Murillo also took another type of dive, one that found him without his usual scuba equipment. Murillo was baptized.
