Last Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard Maryland-National Capital Region command center received notification via VHF channel 16 from the owner of the 54-foot cruiser yacht No Filter that a fire had broken out on board and all six occupants were abandoning ship. Several other boaters in the area had also contacted the Coast Guard command center that the boat had become engulfed in flames.
Coast Guard Sector Maryland-NCR issued an urgent marine broadcast and launched a 47-foot motor lifeboat crew from Coast Guard Station Ocean City to respond to the scene. Meanwhile, crewmembers from the commercial fishing vessel Smugglers Point arrived on the scene first after hearing the urgent marine broadcast and safely recovered all six individuals from the water.
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Blm boat ?
ReplyDeletenot a BLM boat
Deletedude,
EBT cards, welfare and food stamps cannot buy a boat
11:35pm - YET!!
ReplyDeleteNow how did that happen?? More out of State CLOWN'S??
ReplyDelete1135 - sure about that???? Ever heard of "trade"?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm.....
Lucky them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, USCG rescuers!
9:10 - Might want to READ the article again. It was the Captain and crew of the Smugglers Point out of Reedville, Virginia that was nearby and rescued the Captain and crew of the No Filter. The Coast Guard showed up after the fact.
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