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The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners

The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners

The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners from their capsizing vessel Aug. 5, 2018 near Freeport, Texas. The mariners were transported to the Bridge Bait boat ramp with no medical concerns. U.S. Coast ... More

A 24-foot recreational vessel capsizes at anchor Aug.

A 24-foot recreational vessel capsizes at anchor Aug.

A 24-foot recreational vessel capsizes at anchor Aug. 5, 2018 near Freeport, Texas.The Coast Guard transferred four mariners from their capsized vessel and transported them to Bridge Bait boat ramp with no medi... More

The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners

The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners

The Coast Guard prepares to transfer four mariners from their capsizing vessel Aug. 5, 2018 near Freeport, Texas. The mariners were transported to the Bridge Bait boat ramp with no medical concerns. U.S. Coast ... More

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