Pushing the Chopper to the Limits! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode

Coast Guard Alaska follows the men and women of the US Coast Guard stationed in Alaska. Watch as they risk life and limb to save lives in America's deadliest waters!

Season 1 - Episode 3:
In this episode the team at Air station Kodiak run into many disasters. A rescue swimmer struggles to reach a stranded sailor in time before the helicopter runs out of fuel. The new trainees are pushed to their limits and a local pilot crashes on the coast and the crew must chopper in and pull out the pilot. Don't miss this action packed episode!

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[chris-thumper]

After working (and retiring @ 20 years) USAF combat rescue on HH-60's, I think I would have enjoyed this just as much. Coast Guard doesn't get enough recognition for what they really do.

[saturday]

So much better than anything on Netflix.

[brendaclement]

I absolutely love these video, my Son is on his 12th yr in the CG. I'm so very proud of him..he is planning on retiring with them.

[mi]

I did ok on my PT tests but I am super glad it wasn't televised..

[sandydixon]

I live in British Columbia, Canada! I have never really thought about the Coast Guard before, but since watching for awhile now. I realize that they go above and beyond.Thank you for the men and women in Canada and the States for being heros every day ❤️😃🇨🇦🇺🇸

[lynneanthony]

Massive respect to Coast Guard everywhere. Absolute heroes.

[barbwelch]

So grateful for emergency workers. My husband has been an EMT for 36 years, volunteering for Upland, Indiana. Thank you to all the people who keep us safe.

[tograntmm]

I'm watching this series, in 22, found myself hitting the thumbs up at the beginning of everyone, followed by tears in some, absolutely beautiful, absolutely above and beyond, hero's each and every one of you, from the mechanics to the pilot's and everyone in between, you save lives. Ty

[theantichrist]

They deserve another level of honor i served in the army calvary and vary few have ever qualified for this job in water rescue the us coast guard are number one

[FloozieOne]

The freckle-faced kid looks about 12 years old but when you see his eyes for a moment there is strong, determined and dedicated adult inside.

[rhesahaylee]

why are there no comments??? I love this show, I am addicted!!! I truly appreciate all the men and women of the Coast Guard and especially Coast Guard Alaska. While I have never had the need for their services(I live in Ohio so a am a wee bit farther then they go) nor the opportunity to meet any one personally I am grateful for the sense of peace and security their presence imbues throughout Alaska. Their dedication, professionalism, and integrity radiates off the screen and is inspiring as far away as Ohio. To merely say thank you does not express all that I long to say but I can not find words to sufficiently convey my heartfelt appreciation to all the men and women of all the armed forces past, present and sadly, future. I do long for the day when there will be true peace on earth and no longer a need for the military but until then thank you and please stay safe. Rhesa Haylee

[TG-fqvy]

I could see it in their eyes as they were telling the story that that kid did not make it. The people of the Coast Guard are strong, brave and compassionate.

[kristenkaz]

Whatever these men & women get paid to serve us, it’s not enough. Thank you for your service. We are deeply in your debt.

[duaneoldfield]

Much respect for these men and women who risk their lives to help others...

[bestwishes]

Prayers and praise for the coast guard.

[tomhosie]

I would like to tell you a nice story. I am a Canadian. South coast BC most of my life. North Coast last 20 yrs. Pretty sure my brother in law a senior 64 pilot, because we talked about it, would say those boys are spam in a can. Highest praise ever. They fly they work in the worst conditions possible. Mighty brave crew. On a light note: many years ago, 70ies or 80ies a float plane went down in the entrance to Victoria harbour. Within spitting distance of the Canadian Coast guard base. USCG arrived first out Washington. 26-30 miles away. After that all the good mariners knew “ you need help call USCG. “. They will respond asap. Cant thank you enough.

[PAIKUN.]

Helicopters are very versatile. Great machines

[jessstone]

Unreal, what these guys do in a hoist!!! Bless your ever-lovin' hearts!!!

[SunnyNight]

Watching these episodes based in Kodiak give me so much nostalgia!! I used to live on Kodiak, and I learned how to swim in that Coast Guard pool. And the rodeo was always such a fun event, my sister had our dog in the agility contest. I miss that town

[robsanderson]

Thank you Coast Guard have helped my family on fishing boats a couple of time. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸