Lost at Sea! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode

That's why those fishermen make the big bucks but j bet with all his cash he couldn't have bought a cigarette on that chopper to save his life and you can bet he wanted one

Cost Guard Alaska you guys do a awesome job at saying lives 🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅

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"It's all about being ready." The Coast Guard's motto is Semper Paratus: Always Ready.

Thumb up go coast guard 💪💪💪💪❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍☝️☝️☝️☝️

That pilot needs an update on the size of the USA. 1,000 miles from Seattle is about Cheyenne, WY, not Tennessee. Seattle to Memphis is almost 1,900 miles, or twice as far.

From Kodiak, 1,900 miles is San Francisco or Kamchatka

The commander keeps reminding me of homelander lmao

Yes sir, you got in done!! Deepest too you !!!!

So handsome and lovely in their uniforms! Congratulations to all 🎉🎉🎉🎉 on a well served year! Bravo!

Training is everything! Over and over until it is muscle memory. And retraining every year.
As a flight attendant for nearly 20 yrs, I had quite a few medical emergencies. Your training just kicks in and you know what to do. The one and only time we evacuated a plane, the same thing. Muscle memory just kicks in and we had them all off, in 45 seconds.
All fine, except for two sprained ankles. Training, testing, and more training. And these guys have such better medical knowledge then we did. Just so impressed! Wow!

Hey, I went ahead and found for the for the trains, the planes and the ships

Go U.S. Coast Guard

Thanks Jose for making it to the open Ocean and for becoming a good coast guard glad I got to see you in your travels through Colorado to the coastline, coast line is secure, with people like those in this video, college university credits for the time gave to video the plane in working action.

Make sure you don’t lose thy part but on other side it depends on the situation and other crazy stuff

We need more. Only can watch re-runs so after.
You’re our heroes. P

I thank you Coast Guard for your dedication to excellence........ From a former Navy type...

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way..........

"Lost at sea"... I'm sorry but that has got to be one of the absolute most horrific ways to die.... oh man how depressing. I could never do what these coast guard people do ....I would never pass the fitness part alone but my anxiety would not let me.

"The man was presumably lost at sea."



Funky music as family scene starts

Incredibly brave men an women!

Who pays for the c-130 to fly 2000 miles for a man overboard in the middle of the ocean? Why doesn’t the vessel who lost him look for him?

Why do the taxpayers have to fly a C-130 11 hours through hazardous conditions because the freighter is negligent and doesn’t have the correct mechanical parts it needs? Makes no sense to me

1) how do all these fisherman/mariners get themselves in these ridiculous predicaments so frequently

2) why are the taxpayers responsible for these idiots who have to get saved? Why doesn’t the fishing boat come home if there’s a sick person? Why doesn’t the fishing boat have medical equipment in case someone gets ill? It costs a million dollars to fly a C-130 around trying to find a ship to pick up a guy with a stomach ache. Someone please explain.

All those guys in coast Guard Crew are - HEROES 💌❤️!

A "normal" EMT would have been able to give him some Valume or Ativan. Don't you guys have the same type of system available? Too long a seizure could have caused some severe damage.

Coast Guards are the real heroes!! Big RESPECT to you all!!

God bless all these men & women..
My oldest son was in the Army but he never experienced anything like this .
All of them are a very special breed to do that job 24/7 ..
Thank to all 🤟👍👊👊

Thats why you always give oxygen. If things go wrong you will have a buffer because the lungs are still filled with oxygen.

That Peter Evonuk seems to have no idea about the range of his aircraft, which I would have thought was need to know information. I guessed at 4,500 miles, considering the 1st story they flew 2,200 miles to the ice breaker and back, then I looked it up. The HC-130J has a range of about 4,900 nm, so at 950 nm each way, you'd still have more than half your fuel reserves for the search (so 9+ hours on station). Even the earlier model (HC-130H) had 4,500 nm range. Not sure which 1709 is.

The saddest part was the lady plucking the cilantro

why dont they have a landing pad at the hospital so they dont have to unload and transport the patient ?

Am from Europe and watching what these people do just blows my mind! They literally could be
putting their lives at risk everyday and that requires very special people who are willing to do that
for others! You people have my ultimate respect, you are rare in today's world. May you all stay safe
always.

Coast Guard is my favorite Nikko Ortiz character

Capt Deal looks like a real life Tom Cruise.

Really so proud of the US Coast Guard and grateful for them.

Amen

Seattle to Salt Lake City is 900 miles, Texas was a bit far….

Wow yep almost like the 1 percent how many others actually feel and know what you feel
Kudos coast guard Alaska Oops hey I also been helped by uscg Washington Kudos to you too

How about drop helo for one way transport after all data onsene accepted

THANK YOU GUYS/GALS FOR WHAT YOU DO

Love the coasties! The last Fed agency that’s worth a damn.

Well being there for Stan and actually working at the hospital before and after crab season ended, most certainly cause they have some lapses in memory and judgment! However the Coast Guard does not judge, they simply take care of folks that I think need to be helped without overthinking any of these issues. So get your shit together

I heard the woman officer answer the phone w/ a “Yes sir”. I’m sorry but that type of gender specific language cannot be tolerated in any branch of the armed forces. These individuals must get on board with the new lexicon demanded by the present administration. Until then, things would revert back to addressing the rank w/ sir, madam, etc. Unacceptable.

Hello. Yes, you are part of America's Finest. Thank you for your service CG. Be careful out there people.

"We think we lost him overboard about 350 miles ago". Sounds like a real tight crew...

I don't think the med crew performed the best for the crab boat fella, Ralph seemed in over his head

To stop the excessive spinning I would tie my tie off line to one end of the basket or the litter to keep it from spinning uncontrollably otherwise what good is the line if it cannot stop the spinning as well as pulling the device onto a skip? Use it for all it is worth guys, hook it to one end or the other not in the middle.

As far as I'm concerned, these are the best Men and Women of the Services. Bill "Big" Deal, I would be HONORED to serve with him as my Captain.