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US Coast Guard Seeks To Expand Role To Search, Board Vessels In Pacific
The United States Coast Guard is in talks with Pacific Island countries to expand its maritime law enforcement role by allowing U.S. officers to board and search vessels suspected of illegal activity within their economic zones.
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39 Missing After Boat Sinks Off Coast In US, "Human Smuggling" Suspected
The US Coast Guard launched a search for 39 people reported missing when a boat capsized off the coast of Florida in a "suspected human smuggling venture," it said Tuesday.
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Watch: Dramatic Rescue Of Mother, Baby From Rising Flood Waters In Texas
A dramatic video posted by the United States Coast Guard on Facebook shows how a young mother and her child were rescued from rising flood waters in storm-battered Texas. Since Sunday, US Coast Guard crews rescued more than 4,200 people affected by Tropical Storm Harvey.
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US Coast Guard Sends 97 Migrants Back To Cuba
The US Coast Guard has repatriated 97 Cuban migrants picked up at sea, part of a surge in attempts to reach the United States from the Communist-run island, the service said on Saturday.
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46 People Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Alaska
Two Good Samaritan vessels rescued 46 people on Tuesday night who abandoned their sinking fishing boat in the Bering Sea off Alaska's Aleutian Islands, the Coast Guard said.
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China Tells US, Don't Let Allies Set South China Sea Policy
The United States should not decide its policy on the South China Sea based on what its allies think, and should stick to its promises not to take sides in the dispute, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Thursday ahead of Sino-U.S. security talks.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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Obama to Warn About Rising Sea Levels and its Likely Impact on US
President Barack Obama will on Wednesday warn that a one-foot rise in sea levels could cost the United States as much as $200 billion, in a speech warning of the security risks of climate change.
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Barack Obama Approves Oil Drilling in Arctic
US President Barack Obama's administration on Monday approved petroleum giant Shell's request to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic under certain conditions, despite opposition from environmental groups.
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Man Found After 66 Days Missing at Sea, Ate Fish Caught with His Hands
A US man missing at sea for more than two months was celebrating a miraculous rescue on Thursday after being picked up by a passing ship and airlifted to land, the US Coast Guard said.
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US Army Recovers Most Bodies as Helicopter Crash Kills 11
Search teams found the wreckage of an Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast and have recovered the bodies of most of the seven Marines and four soldiers on board, authorities and local media said on Thursday.
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Military Helicopter Wreckage Found Off Florida Coast, No Hope for Survivors
The wreckage of the Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed during a nighttime training mission off Florida's Gulf Coast has been found and the 11 service members on board are believed to be dead, a military official said today.
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US Icebreaker Reaches Stranded Australian Trawler
A US ship reached an Australian fishing trawler stuck in Antarctic pack ice today and was working to free the stricken vessel, rescue authorities said.
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Mystery Shrouds US Couple's Crash off Jamaica
Search-and-rescue crews searching off Jamaica's northeast coast on Saturday were stymied in efforts to solve the mystery of a small private plane carrying a prominent upstate New York couple taken on a ghostly 1,700-mile journey after the pilot was apparently incapacitated.
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US Coast Guard Busts Sailboat Out of Arctic Ice
The US Coast Guard has freed a Canadian sailboat that became trapped in Arctic ice off the north coast of Alaska.
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US Coast Guard Seeks To Expand Role To Search, Board Vessels In Pacific
The United States Coast Guard is in talks with Pacific Island countries to expand its maritime law enforcement role by allowing U.S. officers to board and search vessels suspected of illegal activity within their economic zones.
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39 Missing After Boat Sinks Off Coast In US, "Human Smuggling" Suspected
The US Coast Guard launched a search for 39 people reported missing when a boat capsized off the coast of Florida in a "suspected human smuggling venture," it said Tuesday.
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Watch: Dramatic Rescue Of Mother, Baby From Rising Flood Waters In Texas
A dramatic video posted by the United States Coast Guard on Facebook shows how a young mother and her child were rescued from rising flood waters in storm-battered Texas. Since Sunday, US Coast Guard crews rescued more than 4,200 people affected by Tropical Storm Harvey.
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US Coast Guard Sends 97 Migrants Back To Cuba
The US Coast Guard has repatriated 97 Cuban migrants picked up at sea, part of a surge in attempts to reach the United States from the Communist-run island, the service said on Saturday.
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46 People Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Alaska
Two Good Samaritan vessels rescued 46 people on Tuesday night who abandoned their sinking fishing boat in the Bering Sea off Alaska's Aleutian Islands, the Coast Guard said.
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China Tells US, Don't Let Allies Set South China Sea Policy
The United States should not decide its policy on the South China Sea based on what its allies think, and should stick to its promises not to take sides in the dispute, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Thursday ahead of Sino-U.S. security talks.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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Obama to Warn About Rising Sea Levels and its Likely Impact on US
President Barack Obama will on Wednesday warn that a one-foot rise in sea levels could cost the United States as much as $200 billion, in a speech warning of the security risks of climate change.
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Barack Obama Approves Oil Drilling in Arctic
US President Barack Obama's administration on Monday approved petroleum giant Shell's request to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic under certain conditions, despite opposition from environmental groups.
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Man Found After 66 Days Missing at Sea, Ate Fish Caught with His Hands
A US man missing at sea for more than two months was celebrating a miraculous rescue on Thursday after being picked up by a passing ship and airlifted to land, the US Coast Guard said.
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US Army Recovers Most Bodies as Helicopter Crash Kills 11
Search teams found the wreckage of an Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast and have recovered the bodies of most of the seven Marines and four soldiers on board, authorities and local media said on Thursday.
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Military Helicopter Wreckage Found Off Florida Coast, No Hope for Survivors
The wreckage of the Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed during a nighttime training mission off Florida's Gulf Coast has been found and the 11 service members on board are believed to be dead, a military official said today.
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US Icebreaker Reaches Stranded Australian Trawler
A US ship reached an Australian fishing trawler stuck in Antarctic pack ice today and was working to free the stricken vessel, rescue authorities said.
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Mystery Shrouds US Couple's Crash off Jamaica
Search-and-rescue crews searching off Jamaica's northeast coast on Saturday were stymied in efforts to solve the mystery of a small private plane carrying a prominent upstate New York couple taken on a ghostly 1,700-mile journey after the pilot was apparently incapacitated.
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US Coast Guard Busts Sailboat Out of Arctic Ice
The US Coast Guard has freed a Canadian sailboat that became trapped in Arctic ice off the north coast of Alaska.
