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The Coast Guard medevacs a man from fishing vessel Bountiful 46 miles southwest of Saint Paul, Jan. 28, 2020. An MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Kodiak safely hoisted the 43-year-old and transferred him to awaiting medical service personnel in Saint Paul for further transport to Anchorage. U.S. Coast Guard video courtesy Air Station Kodiak.


And they make it look easy.



Semper Paratus.





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Not only are our Coast Guard people good, but they do get around.
Barents or Bering?

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Wait, what?
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Good lord those are some rough, unforgiving waters. Well done USCG.




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I liked the comment of the video that said something to the effect that they didn’t see how the helicopter could carry
The crew since they have such large balls!


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If it's near St. Paul Island, it has to be the Bering Sea. The Barents Sea is thousands of miles away.

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Not only are our Coast Guard people good, but they do get around.
Barents or Bering?

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Wrong sea.

Bering Sea.





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We have a good customer that is stationed up there in Kodiak in the USCG. They are amazing men and women.


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Isn't/Wasn't the Bountiful one of the Deadliest Catch boats?


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A few years ago Weather Channel had a dozen or so episodes of Coast Guard Alaska. I could not find any of the on the site

http://weathergroup.com/newsro...4-coast-guard-alaska

but they're on YouTube, here's one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXVjb9p6QjU
 
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Isn't/Wasn't the Bountiful one of the Deadliest Catch boats?


I do not think so. Not that I have seen.



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Isn't/Wasn't the Bountiful one of the Deadliest Catch boats?


According to the interweb, no.
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I am just amazed the helicopter can even fly with a crew on board with obvious big balls of steel.
 
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I am just amazed the helicopter can even fly with a crew on board with obvious big balls of steel.


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I liked the comment of the video that said something to the effect that they didn’t see how the helicopter could carry
The crew since they have such large balls!


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Semper Paratus indeed. And that is in relatively good weather for Alaska. Imagine doing it at night as well. Those CG helo pilots and crew are definitely heroic, and they are out there doing it 24/7 all across the country. I witnessed many of their rescues while orbiting overhead in the Falcon. Always have had a ton of respect for those helo bubbas.
 
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It is REALLY amazing what the USCG does and the risks they take and they are probably the most unrecognized branch of the US.
 
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Balls of steel.

Thank you to the United States Coast Guard for all they do.


Niech Zyje P-220

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Remember this movie about USCG rescue swimmers? Ok movie, good action scenes. Reminds me of An Officer & a Gentleman somewhat.




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^^^OMG! That’s a bunch Hollywood bullshit.

Fucking rotorheads.

That is all



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My nephew has been one of the producers on Deadliest Catch the last 3-years, going out there for King and Snow Crab season is no joke. Not work for the meek.
 
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Does anyone know why USCG -60s are not equipped with refueling probes like AF rescue -60Gs and Army Spec Ops -60s? I know we're talking different missions, but for flights over the ocean one would think refueling capabilty would be wise.

The list below shows 27 C-130s that could be converted with wing drogues.

https://www.uscg.mil/datasheet...le/1547982/aircraft/

I suspect $$ is one issue, could it be the AF does not want to share the CONUS and AK long-range rescue mission?
 
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