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Sailing vessel rescue - ATLANTIC
Summary
ATLANTIC OCEAN - Coast Guard crewmembers from Coast Guard Station Oregon Inlet in North Carolina aboard a 47-foot Motor Life Boat prepare to tow the 49-foot sailing vessel Devil Slander after flooding damaged the sailing vessel's electrical system, which kept the engine from starting and prevented the use of the electronic auto-furl sails June 3, 2012. Coast Guardsmen from Coast Guard Sector North Carolina, the Coast Guard Cutter Block Island, Coast Guard Station Oregon Inlet, Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet, and the Coast Guard Cutter Staten Island all aided in the rescue of the two sailors aboard the Devil Slander. Coast Guard photo by First Class Cadet James Lord.
Date
04/06/2012
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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