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Lt. Raymond Jamros says goodbye to John Aldridge at

Lt. Raymond Jamros says goodbye to John Aldridge at

Lt. Raymond Jamros says goodbye to John Aldridge at Air Station Cape Cod July 24, 2013. Jamros was the pilot who spotted Aldridge 11 hours after he fell overboard off the coast of Long Island, N.Y. The New Engl... More

Petty Officer 2nd class Ethan Hill gives a hand to

Petty Officer 2nd class Ethan Hill gives a hand to

Petty Officer 2nd class Ethan Hill gives a hand to John Aldridge from an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter at Air Station Cape Cod July 24, 2013. Aldridge had fallen overboard while fishing and was in the water off of M... More

John Aldridge breathes a sigh of relief after being

John Aldridge breathes a sigh of relief after being

John Aldridge breathes a sigh of relief after being rescued off the coast of Montauk, N.Y., July 24, 2013. A rescue crew from Air station Cape Cod pulled Aldridge from the water after an extensive search. (U.S.... More

Coast Guard rescues fisherman, Boston, Massachusetts

Coast Guard rescues fisherman, Boston, Massachusetts

Lt. Michael Deal from Air Station Cape Cod shakes the hand on John Aldridge after he was pulled from the water off of Long Island, N.Y., July 24, 2013. Aldridge was in the water for 11 hours after falling overb... More

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