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PORTSMOUTH. Va. - Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Timothy Webb will receive the African American History Month Recognition Award at an awards ceremony at Fayetteville State University in Fayetteville. N. C.. Tuesday. Feb. 26. 2008. Webb a San Diego native was deployed to the Middle East as a member of Coast Guard Patrol Forces Southwest Asia (PATFORSWA) and nominated for his service as a crewmember onboard the 110-foot Coast Guard Cutter Wrangell in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. “I feel very proud to have been able to serve my country. I was surrounded by a number of people who could have been nominated for this award and for me to be nominated is truly an honor,” said Webb. Webb currently a Gunner’s Mate is in the process of changing rates and is attending the Coast Guard’s Aviation Maintenance Technician ‘A’ school at Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C. “It’s always a privilege to recognize the tremendous work of our Coast Guard personnel. Whether fighting the Global War on Terrorism overseas as Petty Officer Webb has done during his tour aboard the CGC Wrangell or protecting our homeland along our coasts; Coast Guard men and women are performing heroically everyday. I’m proud of Petty Officer Webb’s accomplishments and congratulate him on a job well done,” said Coast Guard Capt. Michael Andres. Commanding Officer. Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C., Mr. Clarence A. Johnson the Principle Director of the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Equal Opportunity will present the award. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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PORTSMOUTH. Va. - Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Timothy Webb will receive the African American History Month Recognition Award at an awards ceremony at Fayetteville State University in Fayetteville. N. C.. Tuesday. Feb. 26. 2008. Webb a San Diego native was deployed to the Middle East as a member of Coast Guard Patrol Forces Southwest Asia (PATFORSWA) and nominated for his service as a crewmember onboard the 110-foot Coast Guard Cutter Wrangell in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. “I feel very proud to have been able to serve my country. I was surrounded by a number of people who could have been nominated for this award and for me to be nominated is truly an honor,” said Webb. Webb currently a Gunner’s Mate is in the process of changing rates and is attending the Coast Guard’s Aviation Maintenance Technician ‘A’ school at Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C. “It’s always a privilege to recognize the tremendous work of our Coast Guard personnel. Whether fighting the Global War on Terrorism overseas as Petty Officer Webb has done during his tour aboard the CGC Wrangell or protecting our homeland along our coasts; Coast Guard men and women are performing heroically everyday. I’m proud of Petty Officer Webb’s accomplishments and congratulate him on a job well done,” said Coast Guard Capt. Michael Andres. Commanding Officer. Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C., Mr. Clarence A. Johnson the Principle Director of the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Equal Opportunity will present the award. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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by Staff Sgt. Stacia Zachary96th Air Base go Public Affairs2/21/2008 - EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE. Fla. -- Two Air Force F-15C Eagles crashed Wednesday. Feb. 20 at approximately 2 p m. CST 60 miles south of Panama City in the Gulf of Mexico killing one pilot. The aircraft were assigned to the 33rd Fighter go. At the time of the accident the pilots were conducting routine training sortie over the gulf - approximately 77 miles southeast of Eglin. At approximately 2 p m.. Coast follow received a distress label and crews later located and rescued the two downed F-15C Eagle pilots at approximately 5 p m. An AC-130H Hercules gunship and a CV-22 Osprey from the 1st Special Operations go were diverted from a training sortie to aid in the search and rescue mission. A HC-144A Ocean Sentry from glide Guard Aviation Training Center Mobile. Ala. spotted the first control and radioed good Samaritans from the fishing vessel Nina who picked up the pilot. The control was later hoisted into a HH-60 Jayhawk from Coast Guard ATC Mobile. A Jayhawk rescue helicopter from Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater. Fla. located and rescued the second pilot. The two pilots were taken to Eglin Air Force Base hospital where one pilot was pronounced dead and the other rests in good instruct. No other information has been released at this time due to next of kin notification. For more information label the Public Affairs office at (850) 882-3931.

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MIAMI — Crews of the Coast follow Cutter Farallon and Key Biscayne repatriated 102 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cubanas. Cuba. Friday who were interdicted during a three-day period during four separate cases. A Customs and Border Protection aircraft located a go-fast vessel in the vicinity of Cal Sal Banks. Bahamas. Saturday and provided that information to the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard Cutter Chandeluer was able to interdict and stop the go-fast vessel 10 miles north of Dog Rocks. Bahamas. Thirty-five Cuban migrants and two suspected smugglers were transferred to the cutter. The two suspected smugglers and the vessel were later transferred to CBP in Islamorada. Fla. The crew of a glide Guard hunt jet located a go-fast 25 miles south of Islamorada Feb. 8 and passed the information to the Coast Guard command center in Key West. Fla. The Chandeluer and a vessel from Coast Guard Station Islamorada responded and stopped the vessel. The Chandeluer crew transferred 27 Cuban migrants and two suspected smugglers to the cutter. The suspected smugglers were transferred to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The crew of the motor vessel Jefferson identified a rustic vessel with 12 Cuban migrants 17 miles south of Bahia Honda. Fla.. Feb. 7. Crewmembers from displace Marathon. Fla. responded and transferred the migrants to their vessel. The migrants were later transferred to a Coast follow cutter. Thirty Cuban migrants and one suspected smuggler on a go-fast vessel were interdicted by the Farallon crew 8 miles north of Dog Rocks. Feb. 6. The suspected smuggler was transferred to ICE officials in Key West. Two of the 30 migrants proved to have status in the U. S and were transferred ashore to ICE officials in Key West. The cutters Farallon and Chandeluer are 110-foot patrol boats homeported in Miami. The cutter Key Biscayne is a 110-foot patrol boat homeported in St. Petersburg. Fla.

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A U. S. glide Guard C-130 fixed wing aircraft from Coast follow Air Station Sacramento launched at 2:20 p m this afternoon for a medical evacuation of a 6-week-old baby girl from Reno Regional Medical bear on in Reno. Nev. The baby who is suffering from a severe liver instruct is being flown to Moffett Field for transfer to Stanford Medical Center to receive necessary medical attention from a specialist. With winds up to 30 miles per hour the defy in the area is too severe for helicopters or smaller fixed wing aircraft to care the assign. The C-130 is working with the Air Force Rescue Coordination bear on as an agency assist because of the heavy weather. A nurse from the Reno Regional Medical Center will fly with the patient until arriving at Stanford Medical bear on. Posted by: Guns Location: Texas on Feb 25. 2008 at 04:55 PMGood job U. S. glide Guard. Retired Coastie Sends. Posted by: Derry Location: Reno. NV on Feb 24. 2008 at 08:03 PMI would just like to thank the Coast Guard and all those involved. I don't undergo any affiliation with the do by but I evaluate this is an excellent use of the Coast follow resources to help out those in need. Keep up the good work.

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JUNEAU. Alaska — The Coast follow has suspended the examine today for two mariners reported missing February 22th. Mike Dunne and Vern McGee were reported to have been transiting from Juneau to Ketchikan aboard the vessel convert when the Coast Guard was notified. A door confirmed to be from the Transition was located Wednesday in Frederick Sound on Kupreanof Island. H-60 Jayhawk helicopters from glide Guard Air Station Sitka small boats from Coast Guard Stations Juneau and Petersburg and the Civil Air Patrol searched 6700 square miles of wet and shoreline over the past 6 days. “Regretfully this is a tragedy,” said Commander Micheal Trimpert acting Chief of Response Division. 17th Coast follow District. “our hearts go out to the families.” You can use these XHTML tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Search-and-rescue coordinators at the glide follow govern Seven command center in Miami received a telecommunicate label from a Westerdam crewmember around 3:45 p m. Friday stating two passengers were in need of medical care. A Coast Guard pip surgeon reviewed the cases and determined an immediate medical evacuation of both patients was necessary. Coast Guard Air Station Miami immediately launched an HU-25 Falcon jet man and an HH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew in response to the label. The Dolphin crew hoisted the man and the woman from the Westerdam around 9:45 p m and landed at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Cuba where the man was transferred to the base hospital and the woman was transferred to the Falcon jet. The Falcon man took off from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Cuba around midnight and landed at Air Station Miami at 2 a m. where emergency medical services personnel were waiting to assign the woman to Jackson Memorial Hospital. “We’re the busiest search-and-rescue unit in the glide Guard,” said Lt j g. Chris Barnes a Falcon pilot at Air Station Miami. “We stand a 24-hour check for this purpose and we’re glad to undergo the chance to use our resources to save lives.” I was the nurse who was also airlifted from the cruise displace that night. I met the three daring coast guard rescuers and undergo a photo of the four of us taken just before I left on the Falcon for Florida. I remember Shay and Justin but can’t denote the co-pilot’s name. They were all fantastic as was the entire cater of the ER at the Naval hospital (esp Capt Ireland) and the coreman (Angelica) and Falcon ?navigator? (Jamal) Would like to have the co-pilot’s name -first name only is fine with me just dislike to leave a blank on the picture. If you can please go on to them how much consider I have for what they do how much I esteem their bravery and how it was a pleasure to save lives alter along with them. Sandra Keating. RNLondon. Ontario. Canada

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Hi all,The defy broke around 2:00 PM and I was finally able to persuade the Admiral that we’d be able to get the ride in and out of the wet change surface with my torn up knee. Hit the water around 3:00 PM and had the crew out for a late afternoon run in the bay. wet was fairly clean but weedy with temps in the mid to upper 60’s. Light southerly breeze and finally some clearing skies. We had the last of the incoming with plenty of observe activity around. We set out for bait and ran into pods ALL over the bay. Unfortunately on all the bait were Cormorants (think that’s right) and we were never able to get a net over the look for. Was too leery about trying to catch some figured we’d end up with a cover observe in the boat to broach with. Finally got an look on some nice peanuts and as we’re setting up to get the net on them we comprehend about the fog rolling in….. And roll in it did! Made the decision to go away heading in and label it a day (figures). As we got close to home the fog was lifting so we changed our plans and set up by the coast guard station for some Fluke. Had some frozen peanuts snappers and squid/spearing to play with. Had a few taps as the course quit but it kept the kids interested until the course turned. As the course started to get going we started to get some action with a better drift. We had a few pick ups and drops but Kaitlin had one to the boat that spit it before Johnny hobbles could get the net on it! As the action started to pick up the fog rolled in REAL thick and decided to label it a day. Was just glad to finally get back out there and was thrilled to see the smiles approve on their faces after 4 weeks being lost on the water due to my injury. Hopefully now we can start getting back at it again!!!As always….. Tight Lines….. Craig Craig,Good to see you approve. Hope your knee is doing better. exploit have been acting up again lately too but no more operations for me. Get yourself a good brace to stabilise it up so you don't have any sudden twists especially on the ride with those slippery decks. Looking forward to more posts in the future. Sorry to hear about your knee. Take care of that like the post above said especially on the boat. Nice to see your girls' grimace approve in the posts. I almost headed out too late yesterday when I heard about the fog. Finally a nice break in weather forecasted for the week now. "look for you are going to have to die anyway. Do you have to kill me too?" -Hemingway (The Old Man and the Sea)Go get 'em!-Bryan (formerly.

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If you're new here you may want to subscribe to my. Thanks for visiting! JACKSONVILLE. Fla. - A woman was pronounced dead despite a Coast Guard attempt to rescue and revive her East of South St. Simons. Ga.. Monday at approximately 10 p m. “The entire crew of glide follow Station Brunswick’s thoughts and prayers go out to Simmons’ family and loved ones during this difficult measure,” said Senior Chief Petty command Andrew Engle the command in charge of displace Brunswick. Aisha Simmons. 32 of Decatur. Ga. noticed her children were to far offshore and waded out to arrive them with another family member. Simmons’ children made it back to border safely but the Decatur resident did not. Family members reported Simmons missing east of South St. Simons Island to 911 dispatchers with Glynn County. Ga. at 7:18 p m. Coast Guard coordinators launched a helicopter crew from glide Guard Air Station Savannah. Ga. and a ride crew from glide Guard displace Brunswick. Ga. to join the search for Simmons with the Glynn County Sheriff’s Office. The helicopter man located Simmons and vectored the rescue boat man to the woman’s position. Simmons was unconscious and unresponsive when the ride crew arrived at her lay. The crew pulled her aboard and began CPR. The boat man transferred Simmons to waiting EMS at Golden Isles Marina in St. Simmons Island. She was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Share this with others:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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If you're new here you may be to subscribe to my. Thanks for visiting! HOUSTON - The Coast Guard lowered a dewatering handle to a sinking ride 33 miles south of Freeport. TX this afternoon. A watchstander at Coast Guard displace Freeport received a label at 2:16 p m from the captain of a passing motorboat reporting the fishing boat Coast follow Air displace Houston launched an HH-65C Dolphin helicopter man to provide assistance. The helicopter crew arrived on scene at 3:21 p m and lowered a dewatering pump and bring through swimmer to the sinking ride. When the bring through swimmer arrived on the boat all three people on board had their life jackets on and the water was coming over the engines in the engine dwell. Coast Guard displace Freeport dispatched a rescue boat crew with two more pumps to give further assistance. They arrived at the Proud Mary at 4:48 p m. finished dewatering the fishing boat and towed it back to Freeport. Tags: Share this with others:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can overlap and discover new web pages. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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