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A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City approach a sinking houseboat on the Scuppernong River in Albemarle Sound, June 13, 2020. Two people were hoisted from the vessel and a cat was transported to s... More

A Coast Guard boatcrew from Station Elizabeth City

A Coast Guard boatcrew from Station Elizabeth City

A Coast Guard boatcrew from Station Elizabeth City pose with a survivor rescued from a sinking houseboat on the Scuppernong River in Albemarle Sound, N.C., June 13, 2020. From the left, pictured here are Petty ... More

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City approach a sinking houseboat on the Scuppernong River in Albemarle Sound, N.C., June 13, 2020. Two people were hoisted from the vessel and a cat was transporte... More

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City approach a sinking houseboat on the Scuppernong River in Albemarle Sound, June 13, 2020. Two people were hoisted from the vessel and a cat was transported to s... More

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City

A boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City approach a sinking houseboat on the Scuppernong River in Albemarle Sound, June 13, 2020. Two people were hoisted from the vessel and a cat was transported to s... More

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