Missing Man Rescue! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode

[@juliahaynie2910]

This was a sobering one. I’m so very grateful for the Coast Guard and what they do for our communities in Alaska.

[@DangerTV]

I agree, thank you for watching!

[@heatherbrown732]

Hoorah/ Hooah Coast Guard!!!!! I Held my breath for the last 1 Minute Wow. I love them so much for what they do. I’m sure Danger Tv you hear this a lot but tell them THANK YOU 🙏🏼 💙🤗🌺

[@benjaminwinder325]

P Illegally O

[@benjaminwinder325]

Heather Brown said you immortal mkkkk ok Ok I Okj

[@zachthompson3361]

Please let me know

[@BMF6889]

When I was in the Marine Corps in 1977, I was sent to the Army's Arctic Warfare Course, Ft. Greeley, Alaska. The landscape, forests, mountains, and glaciers were beautiful, but dear God was it COLD. When the weather turned bad, we were in the mountains with snowshoes, sleds for our equipment, and X-country skis. The wind would howl, the snow was blowing sideways, and it was bitter cold. I have a lot of respect for the people who live in Alaska. It seems to be a pretty hard life. Of course I was a Florida boy and maybe my blood was too thin.

[@kathyyoung1774]

BMF6889 Thank you for serving! Stay warm now. Blessings.

[@trex2092]

Aww, you were there on a good day.

[@DD-oi3vh]

Lol- I'm from Alaska, currently miserable in central Florida, planning to move my family back up north, bc this heat here, is just too much- after so many years, I've still not been able to acclimate to the weather here😔

[@sadly.sarcastic4023]

Ty for your service ❤

[@grill_in_da_kat]

34:17 Is my relative. I'm choked up. I was not expecting this. Grateful for the CG.

[@heatherd.9390]

I realize this is two years after the fact, but wanted to say that I hope she recovered well and is feeling better. 😊 She seems like a very sweet lady and I wish you and your family all the best.

[@lorettabrail7806]

Such amazing people in the Coast Guard! I had no idea the dangerous and heroic things they do! God bless and keep them always safe!

[@trex2092]

We sat on the end of the runway in Kodiak for an hour with the engines running, waiting for visibility to improve so we could see down the runway, we were in a AIRSTA Kodiak HC-130 (1701) with two little girls (burn victims) who needed transport to Anchorage for better care than what was available in Kodiak. They had been in a kitchen fire in one of the villages in Kodiak and had already been transported via one of our station H-3's. I was the Loadmaster onboard and was assisting the nurse with the two little girls in the back who were so small both fit in the stokes litter, foot to foot. When the pilot gave the "We're rolling" over the ICS I told the nurse to hang on we are taking off her eyes started to glow with happiness. When we landed in Elmendorf AFB the pilot, CDR Rapalus, put it down so smooth you could hardly tell we were on the ground. We taxied in and offloaded them to a waiting ambulance. Flt Log 12-23-90. Merry Christmas it was.

[@robertquinlan9297]

Thank you coast guard, we can only imagine what it must feel like being lost in the wilderness with the bears and bad weather and you guys show up to save us. You are angels.

[@donnakawana]

This 1st story broke my heart for him... Coast guard you guys are just what he said ANGELS!

[@StarrDust0]

The Coast Guard are real life heroes...helping people in extremely hard situations...this is a great show. Alaska is very beautiful...but I concur with the commenter below...looks like it could be pretty cold and dangerous too.

[@marvindaniels8386]

These dudes are definitely about that life, mad respect, used to see the coast guard boats while fishing monkey island in Camron La. They had a facility there, boats were always immaculate.

[@ruggedislandproduct]

Lop

[@alancoldicott391]

The Almighty Power of Goodness was with you all over those few days. Many years ago, my wife and I were returning to England after a visit to Australia. On that day it was extremely hot in Brisbane and they were experiencing Forest fires. When our commercial air-liner was approaching Heathrow airport, there was a thick fog and snow and Ice. I assume our Pilots used electronic assistance to get our aircraft safely down. We found out later that at the time we were landing a London City helicopter was flying in that weather over London and sadly it flew into a builders' climbing crane and killed the crew onboard, so I appreciate the terror the Coast Guards must have experienced and I appreciate the dangerous work they do as much as the lady they rescued did. Well done gentlemen.

[@ritamariekelley4077]

Clifton, You are one awesome guy! Upbeat attitude, common sense, a real warrior! And Helen, the said you were a rock star--You Rock!!

[@judycook1918]

The men and women of the US Coast Guard and as fine a people you can be. I truly admire and appreciate the work you do dor all of us. Thank you for your service.

[@marlenem8315]

The coast guard is amazing. To go out in the worst of the worst weather. Not seeing 30 ft in front or below God Bless you Heros, saving lives best and giving smiles

[@Kenngo1969]

Circa 3:55 : "That could be your huckleberry, maybe ..." Gotta keep a sense of humor, even when (and perhaps ESPECIALLY when) the stakes are high. I love it!

[@kelliesinor8365]

Omg Iam hooked on this show thank u to the men and women of the coast guard wow no words .... Flying angels

[@capecod50s]

The gentleman with the eye injury is “tough as nails”. Much respect. It is wonderful to witness the deep respect and gratitude of the Coast Guard’s patient. You guys are so special ... each of you ... 🥰. Truly “Sky Angels” of the earth. May God pour out his richest rewards on you and your families. Rappelling with his kids how special is that! Terrifying landing and I wasn’t in the helicopter. Of course without hesitation they will all be aboard and away to the next desperate patient. 🥰

[@JustinTurnerman]

Brave little girl climbing up there and being In the air like that. Super cool.

[@GhostDrummer]

That’s one calm dude to just be chilling with a hook in his eye!!!!

[@donnakawana]

That my love is a Alaska fisherman for ya babe! Real men don't cry at sea over a mere boo-boo!

[@abird1539]

Richard is one tough Haida!! Mighty mellow too!! In the eyeball... aieeeeew!

[@ws8061]

For anyone wondering like I was a "Seal bomb" is basically an m80 fisherman use to scare sea lions away

[@halasalready]

The question remains……why would his dad throw one at him?

[@verabolton]

@@halasalready And why was he choking his son? That story raises so many questions...

[@susanchadwick7763]

Thanks, because I didn’t know

[@selenepickins4874]

Old RN here. One of best stabilization for something like this is a paper cup, lol. All you're trying to do until you get to hospital is to keep anything frim bumping that hook until you get to ED.

[@DD-oi3vh]

Only 8 min in, but I so badly wanna hug this distraught guy- I feel his pain, from one child of an unstable psycho, to another. Much like my "father", that refused to get to know me, That jerk doesn't deserve you in his life, James!

[@bmolitor615]

go check out another take on thel story on the Anchorage Daily News - they technically stole the boat, and were both jailed on $5000 bail.

[@DD-oi3vh]

@@bmolitor615 Will check it out now, thanks! It’s been so long since I’ve seen this, I don’t really remember what I watched here, so will be watching, with a fresh perspective 😉

[@DD-oi3vh]

@@bmolitor615 lol.. not sure what I’m looking for- do you have a link?

[@bmolitor615]

@@DD-oi3vh dunno if links are OK on KZbin comments - but I google-fu-ed "James Miller" and selected the suggestion "James Miller coast guard rescue Alaska" and there are some details there...in some ways more sad than what was shown in the video :(

[@rickynieves3144]

Fish hook in the eye?!?😳 New fear unlocked 🔓 😱

[@dereklippincott2803]

That man with the fish hook in his eye is a rock star!!!!!!!

[@amytoy7171]

IKR. When I was younger, I got a staple in my finger and was crying like a baby. Man, if I got a fish hook stuck in my eye, I don’t think I could have handled it the way he did.

[@bobo3838]

aw man that father's salute when he met the coast guard

[@jenniferthomas5305]

USCG protector of all lives! 💙🇺🇸🌎

[@justcallmejessz3712]

So much respect for the guys not laughing everytime they said.... fish hook in the eye.... A few times I thought he was gonna lose it. Poor guy. Bet he didn't see that coming

[@chloehennessey6813]

I’ve been on that island! Noyes Island isn’t too far from Craig. My brothers friend got geoducks off Noyes. Was a great trip. God made Haidas tough as nails.

[@jessicapope6977]

That had some serious pucker factor in the last scenario! Yikes! Thank god for the safe landing!

[@TinyScorpion44]

Poor James, I hope he's made the difficult but freeing decision to cut ties with his dad. It's a tough thing to do, but when you have a parent like that, it will save you from so much pain

[@kplvnejp]

Guys daughter says “don’t leave your wallet up there “sounds kinda like he done that before. 😂

[@Naed1980]

“What does it look like” it looks like you got a fishhook in ur eye bro lol

[@verabolton]

"Youl look like those fish you have been catching and you probably feel the same too"

[@kathyyoung1774]

What a wild story! Sorry he had to have a father like that.

[@overboostn]

19:05 Something you don't SEE everyday,!!! LOL nice wording

[@kristenkaz3080]

The guy with the fish hook-so calm! I’ve had a fish hook in my finger (cursed like a sailor!), my dog’s muzzle (he cursed too-at least I think it was. I don’t speak dog!), but never, NEVER an eyeball. Kudos to him!!! He didn’t swear! He handled that like a boss!

[@heatherbrown732]

HOOAH COAST GAURD. I literally held my breath for the last 1 minute of that rescue with the nice old lady. Danger Tv I know you get this a lot but please tell Coast Guard THANK YOU.!!! Thank You Danger Tv for these shows. Great Work They are always awesome. Hope everyone stays Safe and Well 💙🌺

[@donnakawana]

I swear these pilot's an crew are bloody well Amazing!! Hats off gentlemen ❄🤙❣

[@syberphish]

I love how the son told the dad to get off the boat, then goes on about how irresponsible it was for the guy to go into the wilderness, instead of standing on the beach during a storm? His whole story was so full of strange holes. At this point I'm also dying to know what a seal bomb is...

[@talun8509]

It’s similar to a firecracker, fisherman sometimes use them to scare schools of fish into their nets

[@syberphish]

@@talun8509 not to scare seals away? If its for fish, why's it called a seal bomb?

[@kentonschroer2347]

Kinda expected them not to find the dad and he’s assumed “ lost at sea “ because I for sure thought that dude murdered his dad. That’s story was super suspicious.

[@Picachki]

Super sketchy story. Not sure on the son or father’s intentions. We’re they trying to kill each other? Maybe they just have similar reactions to booze. Alcohol can bring out the worst in people. And I believe both were hurting at that time so they both acted out. Yikes, Father’s Day. What a way to start a relationship... I hope they both learn to never drink together again. They can rebuild things better with clear minds and open hearts.

[@Sabi1234567890Asdf]

We are not to judge. It takes a rare Breed to separate emotion from physical. Sometimes stories do not line up but who are we to judge. We Are ment to save lives. The story may not align up. But in times of stress we return to our true nature. Alcohol is a imperative. He may have felt for his father but he may have had a estranged relationship. It takes that rare breed to disconnect Nd help everyone

[@learnalittlelivealittle6502]

Holy crap, the hook moving in the eye when he was thanking them after landing, ouch....

[@happyhello5988]

You guys are AMAZING! Doing anything So that others may live.... I love this show💕

[@joeswanson1290]

The salute from the dad when the found him.

[@Inky561314]

James Miller, you are a good hearted person. I hope hes doing better..

[@tc1uscg65]

@33:13: I didn't know Ben Shapiro was in the Coast Guard, and a 2nd class corpsman at that. Learn something every day LOL.

[@jeepxj]

tc1uscg facts!

[@Fitz710]

But we do know his wife is a doctor

[@sea_turtle_adventures]

LOL I literally just said that to my wife! I sure miss the USCG. Best days of my life... QM3 (replaced by GPS)

[@MegaBrenda1970]

The pilot said “she almost cost us our lives!” Like the little lady meant to have a heart attack!! Really dude?

[@chacebeats]

Love this series!! Anyone have an idea on how one can become a helicopter pilot? Specifically for the coast guard?!

[@trex2092]

Talk to your USCG Recruiter or go to GOCoastguard.com for details.

[@SJC49]

If you’re asking the general public on UT for assistance perhaps not the career for you?

[@lavenderoil5085]

You guys are super tall and heroes!! Ty

[@bluebabex420]

Great job. I just couldn't watch the guy with the hook in his eye. Blllahh. Glad he's healing good though.

[@GhostDrummer]

Donna Williams I fast forwarded though the flying just to get to see...he was extremely calm.

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

Brave Guy

[@lisacummings5705]

Damn, guys, I can take blood and guts all day long, but I sure didn't need to see that fish hook in that man's eye!

[@terrylee4435]

It will now become the new fashion for the millennials.

[@louiev5346]

Glad I came across this comment before I saw it. Some things just don’t need to be shown on tv

[@MayimHastings]

Really? I actually paused it to see lol. I know I’m a weirdo, but I’m always glad they don’t sugarcoat stuff like that.

[@samtrujillojr]

Poor guy. Awesome he found his dad. Bummer he's a jack@$$.

[@mipajaro1]

Do not drink and drive anything.

[@coolcat1058]

Get hi n fly!!!

[@phantasma6406]

That’s why I butt chug my vodka before driving

[@kingfisher9553]

So, lesson of this one: binge drinking leading to aggression is apparently a genetic tendency for this father/son duo.

[@thomasdaily4363]

Dude with the fish hook is pretty damn calm! Bad ass

[@Sushi2735]

Ding, ding, ding, ding. “A higher level of care”! Yeah!!!!

[@ruger8412]

Daddy make sure you don't leave your wallet up there! Funny little girl lol

[@Sushi2735]

You all are selfless heroes 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jaedonthompson2219]

Eye injuries are no joke! And recovery is so slow! I had eye surgery last year and the stitches in my eye would stab every time I blinked for months! My eye looked like a bloody ping pong ball for 4 months!

[@NativeQueen612]

now that is one stubborn man....his son tells him to get off and he does, not knowing where in the heck in the whole world he was.....LOL (only laughing because everything turned out ok)

[@Greg-et2dp]

Cost Guard Alaska you are awesome you guys do a good Job at saying lives 🎉😅😅😅😅

[@ruger8412]

A flight helmet would of been your best option for packaging & wound protection. Maybe a thought to put in a rescue & medical procedures protection plan for future eye vs fishing hook incidents. Good job on his part for still maintaining calmness & keeping his crew calm. He was calmer than the Rescue swimmer lol! USCG you guys are good in my book!

[@meganmacdonnell8829]

My mom got a fish hook in her eye when she was in her early 20s. Now she's 80, 15:46 and she can't really see out of that eye. Before she got really old, it messed with her peripheral vision.

[@meganmacdonnell8829]

There are much better surgeries than there were when she got it. Always wear sun glasses when fishing!

[@SuperSarahs123]

I saw the Lund on Alaska State Troopers. Cool

[@MayimHastings]

Disappointed in that pilot that said “Good, because she nearly cost us our lives.” It was a hurtful, callous thing to say and I hope she never sees this. It wasn’t her fault, she didn’t do anything, it’s HIS job! The USCG is full of incredible, heroic people with amazing hearts, but that was flat out wrong.

[@Amanda-Renee]

Agree. Several people have said the same, that it was rude and cruel to say such a thing....when it truly wasn't her fault at all! A heart attack is a heart attack. Which is probably why that man is a pilot and not one of the guys that psychically rescues them, because he doesn't have what it takes in his heart and mind! I hope that poor woman never sees this, I would be very hurt if I were her.

[@michaelwywiorski2008]

@@Amanda-Renee can you blame him though. Thats basic human emotion to be frustrated when you are solely responsible for the lives of everyone else on board

[@kristenkaz3080]

I fully agree

[@MayimHastings]

@@michaelwywiorski2008 Can't blame him for feeling it or thinking it, but he didn't have to say it on camera. Basically, what you are saying is that no one is responsible for their actions when in a stressful situation. It was petty, arrogant and cruel to blame the patient. Just my opinion.

[@robertdesantis6205]

​@@MayimHastingsI wonder why they chose to air that part.

[@nestpeeper]

That guy's daughter should have had a helmet on while rock climbing. As a SAR responder he should know that.

[@nickparker3569]

Its free to mind your own business

[@garyechols9458]

That rope can handle 2,000lb and he is belaying, he out weights her by 5-10 times. I would not be worried.

[@PneumaNoose]

Gary Echols she’s a child. Kids do the most retarded things. She needed a helmet.

[@GhostDrummer]

Nick Parker too many nannies now days...the way people freak out these days, you’d think adults today are only here because they lived in bubbles.

[@syberphish]

@@PneumaNoose obviously she didn't.

[@ultrajd]

Angels in orange. I wonder if the camera operator is a Coastie too or just an embedded person working for the production company

[@justcallmejessz3712]

I know the climb wasn't this massive sharp rock repel and was in a _relatively_ controlled situation with properly experienced adults. Everyone is right. They ALL, but especially the kids should have had helmets and safety gear on. One. JUST IN CASE. As a SAR that's a dumb call. Two. It teaches the girls that this gear is important. She just rock climbed without this gear, why could she not do it again. Without her dad around sometime. A rrally dangerous version of "do as I say, not as I do" And. Three. 10000000000 of kids seeing a SAR member allow his young daughter to climb without this safety gear.... And expecting some young teen boys to do different.... After seeing this celebrated on a SEARCH AND RESCUE TV SHOW. not great.

[@PneumaNoose]

Exactly!!! Good for you for stating all these perfect points. I’ve been arguing the same things. I said the little girl needed a helmet and the last comment I got was “obviously she didn’t.” Like I don’t understand how people can be so stupid. Just because you don’t get into a car accident 99.9% of the time you drive your children, does that mean you shouldn’t buckle them up?? You somehow know when an accident is going to happen so THEN you’ll protect them, right? Ughh! Like when I see adults being fucktards and they perish because of their own arrogance, I say good riddance because that’s less stupidity in the world. But when they put children at risk, that is absolutely unacceptable. Children are innocents and we MUST protect them. I’m a huge advocate for the innocent (children, animals, elderly and disabled). They don’t know any better so we must be the ones to take care of them. You are so right about everything and he really is setting a terrible example.

[@tylerwbrown86]

Sounds like you being soft af

[@HolowatyVlogs]

@@tylerwbrown86 Rock Climbing is an extremely dangerous sport, safety is number one.

[@christinasornbutnark1208]

Oh my gosh these dude are so freaking brave!

[@Flesson19]

"Well good she almost cost us our lives" That was a harsh comment I would deal with if I ever hard that as a commander in charge

[@joelfromportland]

The fish hook in the eye... wow

[@lynmcnees9403]

How did the cameraman get down onto the boat for the guy with the fish hook in his eye.

[@heatherd.9390]

As much as I appreciate the skill, training and bravery it takes to fly in Alaska, I really didn't like the one pilot's comment at the end. *Rescue Swimmer:* "That was the sweetest old lady I've met in my entire life." *Pilot Lt Simon Greene:* "Well good, because she almost cost us all our lives". It wasn't her fault that she had a heart attack and the weather certainly wasn't her choice either. I realize he was wound tight as a drum from that flight, but one could hold their tongue from comments like that given the fact that she likely didn't want to fly in that weather, having had a heart attach and being strapped to a litter in the back of a chopper, any more than the rest of them did. He's the only CG member who comes across as being really pompous in any and all of the CG Alaska episodes.

[@psweeneyville]

I'm surprised the family climbing didn't wear helmets..??

[@nancyaustin9516]

Eye injuries--ugh. I trained as a surgical tech and got to scrub in on several eye cases--mostly cataracts. Eyes bothered me the most of anything I saw over all the months in the OR.

[@akoilady9097]

Man, that hook in they eye...yikes! Those Alaskans are a tough breed!

[@khicks69]

That’s my son, AST Hicks. 💙

[@ChellenBobby]

That poor kid in the 1st SAR case my uncle was like that as I was growing up and would crazy messed up stuff and would never take responsibility for he did but I feel for that poor kid.. He took responsibility for what he did and you could tell he was so hurt thinking his dad could have been dead because he kicked him off the boat man my mom was also like that in some ways God rest my Mom's soul but she would do things she knew that would make us feel bad and knew if she got hurt or something happened we would blame our selves I hope that kid is doing well now and him and his dad gave a better relationship if they have 1 at all..

[@HobbitHomes263]

Coast Guard..Hiipe...over? I am surrounded by water, over...what kind of vessel are you in? Coast guard, Hippie: "vessel?"

[@coolbear6441]

They say everyone has a double, I guess this Petty Officer is Shapiros👍👍

[@sadly.sarcastic4023]

11:30 bro got me teary eyed and shii

[@karenhouser4123]

Are the men at the door of the helicopter, that are slightly leaning out, secured with a safety line?

[@michaelwywiorski2008]

Yes fall arrest

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

Karen Houser. The guys at the door are safe.

[@proudconservative2158]

Just imagine if someone named roger joined the coast guard. Would be confusing as hell lol

[@marshahowes8756]

Roger That and Copy That are siblings

[@randomness019]

Someone should start a GoFundMe page to get the Coast Guard bigger helicopters because of the size of their balls to fly in white-out conditions it takes a special kind of man and crew to fly in that kind of conditions

[@bryce_5326]

That Corpsman looks like Ben Shapiro lmao

[@JS-cu5ec]

Those helicopters are 10 ton sophisticated brutes

[@aanon5716]

operating a boat is the same as operating a road vehicle. dont drink & drive.

[@codyhendricks6927]

Can you friggin imagine Zero visibility in a Black Hawk Hilo? It would like flying wearing a pair of scuba goggles painted black and you have almost like a dash console inside the mask that has a compass, altimeter, and other engine and rotor gauges. It's gotta have a pucker factor like no other. To put it into context what's learning how to fly a single-engine Cessnas before I went into the Marine Corps and I scored very high on my ASVAB with a GT score of 115 and had a year and a half of college but I still wanted to go infantry. While I was in Afghanistan killing up getting shot I was notified that I could flap move into the army and become a warrant officer and fly helicopters. So I took a little stroll over to the Helo deck where are all the Blackhawks and Apaches and Cobras were and talk to some of the Marine Corps officers and they were giving me a run through What It Takes and basically how to fly a helicopter and long story short I decided to stay getting shot at. If a Helo loses that tiny disk of air its hovering on then you and your crew are all fucked and that ground comes at you quicker than you realize and 9 times out of 10 you don't have the time or altitude to recover the aircraft. Plus while you're doing your amphibious warfare MEU workup you train on this thing called a Helo Dunker. Kind of self-explanatory really it's a mix shift helicopter that has lowered and turned upside down Olympic sized swimming pool and you have to carry your gear and your weapon in there along with 3240 other Marines wearing black out goggles and you have to go down be flipped upside down and then you have to rely on one guy to find the seal for the window and rip out the seal and push out the window then guide his Marines out of the window if he doesn't freak out and lose air first meanwhile you're holding your breath waiting on every other Marine in front of you trying to find their way out and swim out of the tiny window. Keep in mind in a real scenario the water is Pitch Black there is gear and weapons floating all around and banging you in the head there's Marine panicking and kicking you in the face trying to get that last seconds worth of air in that pocket they found somewhere. Then if you do make it out of the helicopter in the ocean you've got to worry staying afloat and staying together keep in mind you got all this gear on your camouflage uniform and Boots. Odds are there's a bunch of you banged up and bleeding so then there's day scared and worried of sharks which is about guaranteed after all the noise and panicking. These guys are absolutely amazing.

[@hollywarehouse7938]

Thank you 🙏🏽💕🇺🇸 YOU’RE also a blessing!!

[@barbginther2171]

Way to go, babies? Think people want to waste time and money on two drunks? How old are you? Coast Guard us a blessing.

[@chadharris7648]

That. Eye. Bro.

[@outabeat]

I love the USCG. Hands down. But a hook in a guys eye is the worst thing you've ever seen? Bruh, come out on a deployment in street side police work in the greater LA area. That'll give you a frame of reference. I've had guys that did 4 tours in Fallujah that went through far more crazy shit just working as a cop.

[@kristenkaz3080]

My husband was a cop for years, US Secret Service & Baghdad; he said hands down; the streets of the US are as scary or scarier than Baghdad. Unfortunately he didn’t come home from that-but we have great stories of him.

[@outabeat]

@@kristenkaz3080 Yes... I think it's because the difference is the rules of engagement. I'm very sorry he didn't make it back. There is nothing worse than losing a team mate and friend. Although I think helping the spouse of a downed warrior is harder. There is nothing stronger than a cops wife.

[@dawsonbell4780]

Is the first guys super short? Or are you guys just massive?!?

[@AndyCutright]

Higher level of care! Drink!

[@Myspace1986]

Guy just non-chalantly referred to the heavy rain and high knot winds to a hurricane, like it was nothing. Literally not much phases these guys anymore.

[@greatone9887]

Where's the kids helmet when she's climbing the wall. For a coast guard that's not very safe.

[@pegintx]

I have to ask - what is that circle on the right side of the cabin door window?

[@robertducat582]

AST2 White. Your Australian rappell was SLOW. LOL, MM(W)3(SS) here, and I climb and rappell too. Join me sometime Brother

[@chancewallace47]

They rescued Odin after a fight with his brother in his brother's domain. Lol

[@csmarine5097]

Am I the only one that that David White looks and sounds like Joaquin Phoenix

[@doozerakapuckfutin]

If the guy with a triple hook in the eye I’d be dropping the F bomb right left and centre …

[@aquatixofficial7868]

Fishermen should be using some type of eye protection

[@sukhjeetbajwa1050]

What an ass. Pilot who commented cost us our lives. Saving senior lady

[@verabolton]

He only spoke the truth. Emergency workers are humans too, and when they go to rescue, they often risk their own lives. That's not something to be taken for granted. Btw, he was semi-joking I believe, responding to the comment of how cute the lady was.

[@randyogburn2498]

Could someone tell me why they taxi their helicopters instead of just taking off vertically?

[@Ridearmy9]

Most airports require helicopters to either takeoff in designated areas or the runway. It’s safer to take off or land on a runway instead of near buildings in case of engine issue that requires a quick landing or possible crash. Also the downward force the props make can damage buildings or near by aircraft.

[@mama_b_7525]

This is why you don't do drink or drugs to excess while in charge of a vehicle! I don't think he did anything violent to his dad, but I think he feels guilty for his drunken behaviour that culminated in these events. ☹