Coast Guard Rescues Boaters in Distress During Storm

[@WarzSchoolchild]

I DONT THINK I HAVE SMILED SO MUCH IN AGES!:-) Petty Officer Erik J. Swanson, I want to shake your hand, after my sincere salute! TO ALL OF YOU!:-)

[@MikeGilroyMusic]

Excellent work. That looked like one nasty storm.

[@MikeRDar]

Nicely done guys, very nicely done. Semper Paratus

[@littlefred811]

Coasties Rock! 'Nuff said.

[@KsAdventures]

I don't remember yelling so much when we were on the 44' MLB, even in gale winds. The engine noise on the 47''ers must be oppressive. Or, 47' coasties are just deaf.....:)

[@MisterBroMen]

damn, 'amazing display of some fine seamanship right there

[@booAHHHH]

yup. on top of that. where the hell was the secondary heaving line?

[@retsehcniw338]

what are the advantages of the 47 over the 41's I used to run

[@jeffreysd1]

The PA cut the video. There were more than two attempts. Tight quarters with buoys, anchored boats, and 5 ft of water. maxum- your comment is ignorant.

[@viperq]

That storm was pretty crazy here in the Bay Area.

[@longbeach225]

This was a powerful storm, packed wind gusts up to 105 mph.

[@wideworldofsports3190]

Looks like the SS Minow from Gilligan'd Island

[@tarmbruster1]

@CoastGhost3 shes the best

[@shakenama]

Hold on... at #t=1m15 the crewmember is pulling back the first missed throw, but I hear her saying "back down..back down..back down" as they're pulling in the heaving line... What !! It's been awhile since I've been in, but I do remember as a cox'n to keep FWD speed when a line is aft near the props. Decent tow job though... now try it in 8-10ftrs LMAO! (GOD I miss that stuff !! :-) )

[@jc2525]

🔔 WOW Cool!

[@OneSkiWonder]

And yet your screen name is "CoastGuardSwimmer". So obviously you were either proud to be in it OR you wanted to be in it and couldn't get in so you thought you'd talk big.

[@Jackle61]

One who attacks another using references to homosexuality is often very insecure with their own sexuality. P.S. I hope the Boyscouts took you back.