Sea Rescue! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episodes

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 2 - Episode 7:
In this episode the team at Kodiak races to save four hunters lost at sea. In the Gulf of Alaska a fisherman's life hangs in the balance and in Air Station Sitka the team rushes to save a patient before it's too late!

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[latinaalma]

My daughter is a retired Dolphin pilot...my granson is currently serving and my mother served in WW II. Semper Paratus so proud of our family tradition.

[Gunnorra]

Hahaha the coasties crack me

100ft drop onto an icy deck with 70 kt winds = We train harder than this, LETS
2 kids as passengers = Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on, wait a sec, can we talk about this? What if they cry?

[julieenslow]

The comment made by the crew about the last mission regarding the 29 year old mom and her 8 month and 2 year old daughters made me smile. They had been concerned about the children in the helicopter - which of course was totally understandable and the men were all so pleased and proud when they delivered the mom and her kids to the care they all needed (the kid's grandparents were there to take them on). Watching them carrying the baby and toddler from the aircraft - both had been asleep most of the trip - they all looked like new dads, except they all knew how to handle their "precious cargo". Seems they are already dads, which helped! But they so happy it all worked out and the little girls had been such angels, I think they might have been motivated to go have more of their own! Good men, doing a hard job, prepared for chaos they would have to secure and then try to focus on the mother - and it all worked out so well. Amazing job, so well done! Thank you gentlemen!

[LadyRealEstate]

Oh my gosh.. SUCH a tearjerker at the end. God bless that sweet family. I wish I had an update on their adventures once they moved from Alaska.!

[gloriakoch]

We are glad to have the Coast Guard here in Oregon. We witnessed them rescue a tourist who was climbing on large rocks off the shore. The guy had gotten trapped when the tide came in. He as cold and wet from sea spray. It would possibly be 10-11 hours until the tide went down again. He was very lucky to have the CoastGuard stationed close enough to hoist him up off the rocks. They set him down in a road rest area where my husband and I were working. The Coast Guard also does a lot of search and rescue for fishing vessels. The bean counters wanted to close this station but the community convinced them the station was needed. It makes my feel good to know the Coast Guard is there when we need them. They are a good use of tax payer dollars.

[stuartk]

As a former Coastie myself 60-plus years ago, I have the highest regard for what the modern-day Coasties do with utmost dedication and regard for human life.

[jonabriggs]

You guy's are the GREATEST !! I'm sitting here crying from such happiness because when I was little, I remember my Mom Dying and when the Ambulance came to get her, the Driver was so nice to myself and my Sister's. It was a horrible experience at 7 years old, but I do remember being consoled by the Ambulance Personnel and feeling safe and secure because of them... Ty all for everything you did for those babies...

[Moses]

Coast Guard escorted cruise ship I was on to foreign port. I knew due to military training that there was some sort of threat towards us. Told friends I was with & they freaked out. Explained to them that we were safe because Coast Guard had our back. They immediately calmed down. When we disembarked ship we yelled praises to crew on Coast Guard ship. I could tell Sailors appreciated us recognizing them.
PS I’m a three star momma, 3 daughters, one Air Force, one Navy, one Army

[bethlynadams]

I just discovered these on YouTube. I was raised and lived in Alaska for 30 years before moving to Seattle. Great job, Coast Guard!! Love seeing people enjoy Alaska as much as their chosen profession! HEROES!! God bless and protect you guys.

[The-RA-Guy]

Coastguard in full aircrew kit carrying a child. That sure looks like a picture of a hero to me

[pamelaharriman]

I am SO impressed with the Coast Guard and all the work they do. Thank you.

[pammiasmr]

Love the US Coast Guard, thank you for your brave service, God Bless you!

[aanon]

the lady who was in pain was so sweet comforting the coast guard guy who couldnt get a vein..."nurses have stuck me 20 times..."

[russellpoot]

This ladies and gentlemen are angels they have an incredible job, I respect them a lot 🙌🙌🙌 incredible video this channel deserves millions of likes and a lot more recognition.

[Raven]

Wow the gentleman at the end going to full time instructor warmed my heart! What a great attitude! He will be a top notch teacher. He said it was a privilege to do his tour, I say the people he will teach will be lucky to have him! God bless the US Coast Guard Alaska!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💜💜💜

[maximaguy]

Its a shame this has not been seen more at this point.Tthanks for this, always nice to watch good people doing good things!

[seikochan]

This is so interesting to see. My dad is retired from the coast guard, we almost moved to that base ironically when he was still active duty.
Feels like i can understand his role in the coast guard and appreciate it more

[juliahaynie]

I’m really glad that we have the Coast Guard here in Alaska! It’s definitely a dangerous place, but also a place that is gorgeous!

[stevemcmahan]

Watching these talented professional men and women of the US Coast Guard makes me proud to be an American.

[thomasgregory]

they make me proud to be an American, Thank You USCG