Coast Guard helicopter crew battles high winds to rescue 9 from . . . ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Nine crew members were hoisted to a helicopter off a commercial crab boat amid near gale force winds, strong downward drafts from a nearby cliff and rough seas after the fishing vessel grounded on an Alaska island in the Bering Sea The Coast Guard said there were no injuries to the crew members of the Arctic Sea, a 134-foot (41-meter) boat owned by the Coastal
9 rescued from crab boat that ran aground on Bering Sea island The Coast Guard rescued nine fishermen from a grounded crab boat, the F V Arctic Sea, near St George Island on Monday, Jan 5, 2026 (Screengrab from video provided by the U S Coast Guard) Nine
Severe weather leaves vessel, 9 people stranded, forces Coast Guard rescue ST GEORGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The U S Coast Guard rescued nine people from a grounded fishing vessel near St George Island early Monday after the vessel began taking on water amid severe weather conditions Coast Guard watchstanders at the Coast Guard Arctic District Command Center in Juneau
All crew safe after fishing vessel runs aground in the Bering Sea The US Coast Guard (USCG) rescued nine people from the grounded fishing vessel Arctic Sea near St George Island, Alaska, on January 5, 2026 At approximately 04:11, watchstanders in Juneau received a report that the 41-metre vessel was taking on water and had run aground along the island's northern shoreline
Coast Guard Rescues 9 People in Alaska - MilitarySpot. com Coast Guard Rescues 9 People in Alaska JANUARY 7, 2026 — The Coast Guard rescued nine people from a grounded fishing vessel near St George Island, Monday No injuries were reported