Lost in the Wilderness! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2020
- 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 5:
In this episode the team responds crisis all over the State of Alaska. In Sitka the crew fights thru hurricane force winds to find an overthrown vessel and in Kodiak an unknown distress call leads the team deep into the Alaskan wilderness. Can they rescue everyone?!
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You don't hear a lot about the USCG but these guys are the quiet heroes!!! Much respect.
Like that: Quiet Heroes. Yes. They put their heads down, collectively risk their necks to do their jobs, more often than not to save yahoos from themselves. And until series like this, nobody really knew. Thing people should remember is these people see "action" almost every day. My Grandpa was career Army during the Korean War. Don't remember his rank, but know he was a paper pusher by his own description. USCG is BADASS!
So, I'm from Western Washington. Lotsa fishermen and loggers out here. There are whole towns in this area where every single person is related to somebody the Coasties pulled out of a very bad thing.
I'm an Army veteran, and all US services give each other a hard time. But I have a lot of personal respect for the USCG. Those guys have a job that's beyond difficult. For most of the Armed Services we only have to worry about potential enemies and train for that. Coasties principal opponents are Mother Nature and Human Stupidity. Their best day at the office is only breaking even.
“Maybe a stripper “ omg what a cute family at the beginning so adorable 😂😂
that killed me off 😂😂
Emmmmm mom said no
Get away from that pole!! 😅😂
@@paulmarkey "rescue swimmer 6006" is pretty funny too
My foster brother always trained with the additional 75 lb of weight during his training just so he could pass the final test with flying colors he now works for Coast guard SWAT Seattle
Pretty smart
Very smart and please thank him for his service!
He must be busy lots of drugs coming in Seattle ports. I live about 20 minutes away and the drug problems around here are ridiculous. Coast Guard test isn't hard though. I mean compared to all the other branches of military except Air Force which is the easiest. I think the 75lbs probably was an over kill by a mile. But glad he got the gig and is serving his country.
Wow, impressive.
Your foster brother is a lier
I really feel for the man who passed on his skiff. He died doing what he loved.
Belated condolences to his family.....
We definitely need the Coast Guard here in Alaska!
I'm in Washington State, and God knows, we appreciate them down here too.
Carl Hicks Jr yeah very much
@@carlhicksjr8401 seriously I cant think of a day I'm on the puget sound and dont hear the coastguard constantly calling out.
Or just sell Alaska? It is a dangerous land. Watch Deadliest Catch these people are crazy! Alaskan King Crab is good tasting meat however. Rich in protein and carbohydrate and no gluten. Avoid gluten
When I Turn 18 I’m going to the coast guard in Oregon and that where I live
I like seeing the training on the job. We know they have to keep their skills sharp and I like to see how they do that. Thank you for these videos.
We definitely need the Coast Guard here in Alaska!
First time I’ve ever taken time to watch what the Coast Guard does👍🇺🇸
I live in Florida 🌴and the Coast Guard are quite active here. I live near Cape Canaveral 🚀
Cool to see the Captain of the Sherman jump in the water with his crew. My older brother served on that cutter, I hope he had a good captain like that!
I’m happy the coast guard is on duty 27/7. In Alaska thank for your service.
When did there get 3 extra hours in a day?
@@feraynironmane8101 😂
I enjoy watching these episodes. On a big ship for 2 years I did Sar in 1975. I was young. Then I went to a small boat station in San Francisco doing Sar calls. I LOVED IT!!!
In New Jersey the coast guard jetty in cape may is the best fishing grounds I love them guys .
Love Sitka. Beautiful town and Eagles everywhere
My uncle was a Dr there for years I didn't ever visit but my mum did. Hes Scottish and loved it there.
Looks Amazing 👏. Wanna visit 😍 ENGLAND 🇬🇧
Kodiak is so beautiful I miss living on that base
You're always welcome back!
That guy wanting a dip after being saved is awesome.
Addiction is addiction.....
Great camera work and editing. Can't stop watching.
Get a life Mary. There is more to life than RUclips. Go for a walk. Enjoy the great outdoors. Go fishing maybe? Fishing is a great sport Mary :)
@@mastermouth So what are you doing commenting on the video smartass? Why aren’t you outside following your own advice?
That's an awesome Captain leading by positive example that's true leadership
God bless these men and women of the USCG.
At 84, I had been watching these many CGA videos, and films .... and wishing sooo much I was back at 25, and able. Did high-risk work for many years ... and sooo miss the excitment, and pride. These guys have it all. And I admire them enormously ... and have been amazed at their prowess, strength. AND THEN, like watching pro football on TV ... i began to notice ... MOST of these guys, could play guard or tackle on any pro-ball club. Most of them are BIG guys!! Really big guys!! So envious of them all.
Couldn't have said this better myself!!!
The cutter Capt. Seems like a really cool C. O.
I loved Coast Guard Training.
The Coast Guard is awesome
I love to watch professionals at work. We have a Coastguard over here in the UK, but nothing like this. Ours are mostly volunteers, as are the RNLI who go out in the lifeboats. Helo rescues are done by the military. Fun fact for you Americans, Prince William, our next King, served as a SAR pilot in the RAF.
1:48 “or maybe a stripper, idk” 😂😂😂
That comment was awesome!
I must admit it is a 1st responder comment, it's kind of a coping tool for all you see & do, most of the worlds ppl don't know or understand why it said it until it's explained.....yet it was an awesome comment/timing, I would have said it to the wife also att, lol.
I'm sure most who laughed were men. I could tell the wife didn't like it. Don't like the guy either, too big an ego
AmericanPatriot who asked
Isaacsdeath ! Nobody asked, he was just stating his opinion. Is that ok?
@15:50 "We need to trust this gear". Heard that line during Mark V/Tear gas training in GITMO once. How true it is.
Lmao no shit
I just looked the history of Coast Guard Rescue Helicopter service in Southeast Alaska from Dixon Entrance to Cordova which is in PW Sound. That service began in 1977 at Sitka. I worked on a commercial 44-foot seiner in S.E. for 4 years and 3 years in Prince William Sound, beginning in 1962. I would have been a lot less fearful as a young man in his early twenties had the Coast Guard helicopters been available, especially the one time in very heavy winds off the coast on the Fairweather Grounds. We had no suits or life jackets. I was just taught to always hang on to a part of the boat while we were in route, but I stayed inside in rough weather, and that was the norm.
Its really good that they're showing different parts of training,of candidates...its ok if the guy failed for now. He learned that he needs to get well, to get trained properly and give it another shot.
11:40 “anybody got any chew” 😂😂😂that’s so badass lol
Yeah, like the AST carries a couple of cans of Coppenhagen on him. LOL
No, thats addiction
It wasn't the Coast Guard but an intrepid bush pilot out of Prince Rupert that pulled myself and 5 others from our sinking boat in, I swear, the last minutes before icy water topped the gunwales (Observatory Inlet c. 1985). Can't help getting echo chills watching this and SALUTE to those who go out again and again to the rescue.
You're brave for living there in the 1st place but this job is as serious as it gets.
The pilot has the voice of Vin Diesel and similar look.
Hello. Thank you for your service CG. There was nothing you could do. Be safe out there people
It’s crazy to hear Claude speaking of integrity, but his career came to a end over his superiors not having integrity.. #teamClaude
What happened?
@@theboyscout0156 they moved bases from Alaska, and transferred to North Carolina. There they were at a party and his wife was sexually assaulted. They reported it and nothing happened cause the guy who did it was senior ranking. Claude got mad went to his superiors about it. Ended up talking back and kicking the desk. So they put him out the coast guard and his wife never got closure. His last name is Morrissey.. just google his name it’ll come up.
@@flashcajun that’s not good
@@theboyscout0156 I can understand why he was mad. You don’t go messing with a mans wife. He’s lucky Claude didn’t kick him!!
@@flashcajun That's what we have the IG for, if he's not getting a response from his superiors you make an IG complaint and it gets looked at. That way the Good'ol boy network doesn't sweep sh t under the rug. Sorry to hear his career was cut short because of the BS
I keep hearing beauty in the wilderness cloaked by danger, really its danger in the wilderness cloaked by beauty😊
"Or maybe a stripper." 🤣🤣
I love how everyone wants to reform the coast guard, from the comfort of their federally subsidized modern apartment of course
That's a poor assumption. How do you know what people do for a living. Assuming that's the kind of people speaking up is just as dumb.
1:48 the cameraman's laugh🤣
Dad was like heck no over my dead body!
Gumby suit drills....does THAT bring back memories
Awesome ! Beautiful Alaska, & thank God for rescuers!
Only if I had guaranteed enlistment in the Coast Guard. I defiantly would have enlisted. True Heroes looking out for US territories!
I feel proud and I'm not even American. These are Stellar people, salt of the Earth. 🙏🏻💪🏻✌🏻🫶🏻🇺🇸
1:47 Dad jokes at their best.
Had hardaxe military commanders, I hated them at the time, but after everything I realized how far they made me come, I was fortunate to have them.
God bless and protect our brave Coast Guard❤
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌏✝️ Isaiah 61:1 Thank you family
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌏✝️🇺🇸 Isaiah 61:1 Thank you for protecting the United States
I always feel for the vessels going down to the deep blue to never be seen again and how the captain's feel too. Theres a connection between you and your boat that never ceases and thays why you hear the saying "the captain always goes down with his ship"
1:42 Dad out loud: "... or a stripper", Mom whispers: "sssstop". Such a typical "Dad said something stupid" moment. xD
"Or maybe a stripper" 🤣
Lawson isn’t cut out to handle stress, the coast guard has to have people that’ll never quit or even think about quitting
My husband was in USCG. During classes his commander always said you have to go out…you don’t have to come back. Don’t know if they still say that but it made an impression on him. Love the Coast Gaurd🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My wife and I were walking and swinging our little person about the same age as this little one. When all of a sudden he started screaming. We had no medical schooling but he kept just hollering. We took him to the ER and we had dislocated his shoulder. I try and educate new parents. We both felt so bad.
He has to show that clip to his daughter on her 21st of him saying maybe a stripper while she’s grabbing the pole lol.
Lmao yes
Or her wedding day
I can only assume his wife scolded him off camera for saying that on national tv! 🤣🤣🤣
I hope she doesn't see it, what a terrible thing for him to say. I feel sorry for his wife, he's a schmuck
ATV’s ... mud puddles ... fishing ... the boy in the man ... very cool. Maintaining a playful spirit is wonderful.
Those ladies& Gents are incredible.
Always enjoy. Want to see more. ❤️❤️❤️
they should have said danger is cloaked by beauty in the intro
Every sailor knows, that the Sea, is a friend made enemy.
Thought the same thing!
Beauty is cloaked in danger meaning danger you cant see. Its correct grammar
Finally! Thought I was the only one that bugs!
Drives me NUTS.
No, danger is the underlying threat, but t's so beautiful up there you may not realize the danger is there.
Danger is cloaked by beauty.
Beauty is not cloaked by danger; that would be something like a black widow, or a snake, where the first thing you perceive is the danger, and only later see the beauty.
Yep Brett it's called dont lie on your medical form buddy...
Ikr... Waste of everyone's time, unfortunately. Glad it came to the surface before he progressed much further... Imagine that shoulder going out during a real rescue.... 🤷🏻♀️
Kodiak is best
Boson=Boatswain. Can't remember what crew position. The Coast Guard got a namby-pamby rap for too long. In "peace time" they're the only ones still actually working and at risk. My Grandpa was Army Ops in the DMZ during the Korean War. He later taught high school history. He would have LOVED this series.
BUT I have a question. Now I realize it makes for more exciting TV, but why does someone have to RUN to get someone? Are there no radios? Cell phones? Comm OPS? Coast Guard gets a possible 911 and they PHYSICALLY RUN to scramble a crew? Instead of using the radio? NOPE. Bad producer. No residuals for ewe.
And however: Really do think producers need to draw back on the staged reenactment. It obscures the real stories. It paradoxically shows you don't believe in the story you're telling. Oh, I'll watch, but with a skepticism that is a disservice to the people who risk their lives FOR REAL every day on American soil/water.
GROK?
i have 0 weeks and i can tell you there main job "PRESEVE LIFE"
8:10 So they finally found Dexter 😂😂😂
my first trip to Alaska was aboard the CGC Dexter in 1961 we went two more times doing refueling radar and weather stations . served on three more 311 ships.
The point of the drill is to be sure you know what to do, when it is time to do it, without hesitation.... That is why you train. No second guessing.
Can i have adoptive grandparents in Alaska please? Id live to have family and home to stay at to travel there yearly. My grand and parents have all passed on. Its me 39, 15 and 21y.o incredible ladies! Whos in ?
😆
Reminds me of the Kevin Costner movie with Ashton
That pilot is my kind of guy!👍 Loves his family like breathing but when his toddler seizes a metal pole, he says “maybe a stripper”. I’m betting if she were to become a stripper Dad would love her unconditionally. He’s first class.
sitka looks amazing dude holy shit i’m going there
Me too. Looks Amazing 👏
I love to watch the Coast Guard videos. I used to set in the same electronic classes (Navy)
with Coast Guard students..... Something very serious.... The video with mom and dad (a pilot) swinging their little daughter by both of her arms..... Hundreds if not thousands, every year end up ripping shoulder muscles that often can never be corrected 100 percent.
Kids love it but do not love the surgeries that follow.
Those two hunters were just goddamn smart. "I am too cold. I need to press this" when a lot of guys wouldn't press that button. A whole lot I know who don't even have one (Or one that works)
I found these shows from when I was looking into the Northwest Territories when my brother and his family lived up there. I've watched these videos several times over the years and each time they are as exciting as the first. One thing I hear often but don't know what it means is "door speed". At 6:53 you will hear the pilot say "you have door speed". Does this mean that the aircraft has slowed to a speed that it is safe to open the door? Anyone who knows for sure, I'd appreciate you letting me know! Many thanks!
Heather🇨🇦
I believe it’s the speed the helicopter can fly safely with the door open so the technician can either search the ground or water on his stomach looking out the open door, or to look for a place to land when the terrain is uncertain. I looked online and surprisingly couldn’t find a definition, so I’m using common sense after having watched some of these videos several times. I hope that helps! 🇺🇸
2:07 😅 As a Brit what he says to his daughter is mildly disconcerting 😅❤
is the playlist in the right order
hello?
this is reason to always carry nreach, plb, and gps for if things go bad
Should have moved to Alaska years ago and bagged me one of the handsome brave coastguards 👍 ❤❤
What kind of silver gear were those EMT’s wearing?
The chew has me dead
40:59 why the firemen look like that tho 😂✋
Leniency makes good leaders, riding em hard just makes people resent you, apparently Chief Fowler was never taught that.
They're not after leaders here. Theyre after rescue swimmers who have absolute integrity and fitness; there's no room for error, therefore there's no room for leniency until theyve passed the intake testing.
Wow...very beautiful and great work👏💓 watching all the way from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬💪👏👏
1:30 this was so wholesome wtf
Can you call the coastguard just because you're scared? Years ago a brown bear was circling my tent in wrangell Alaska at night I had no protection I thought about setting my tent on fire with me in it and scream as load as I could, but the bear wandered off that was so scary.
Lie on your application? Immediate washout, sorry. That’s an integrity issue on paper.
Exactly that!
I want to see that old ass Chief do all the required PT test.
Bet he can, with sauce!
wow
The sergeant is getting onto his guy for cranking out solid reps then gets a breather.
Thats bad if you're stopping someone from breathing control vs just wanting them to keep going and going.
Ummmm it’s wild to me that they can’t see that the Lawson kid is not cut out for it. It’s clear as day.
I can look at a person for 10 seconds and know everything I need to know. I guess they can’t do assumptions but it’s wild they would waste time and resources like that.
@@SticksAandstonesBozosure you can
@@IsaacTui You would know right dork.
Janzens bad ass
Nope, my wife said if I came down on Levi for Alaska I go by myself.
Barry Hope, SGT USA retired.
Oh good went and found for me, coast guard tug boats.
Lmao get away from that pole
Next time im lost in the wilderness, leave me the hell alone. Id rather be there
i'm all about equal opportunity, but seems like he was treated so differently then the "special girl" the one EVERYBODY liked and wanted to help and gave extra praise and attention to. sucks but its true. seeing the difference in that, knowing professionals in the coast guard would treat a woman 50 percent different in the standards is scary. because chief fowler is right people can and will die. so why not set the bar level and standards equal to any and all person regardless of their gender. love this show, but definitely exposed some weakness here on television. The United States military should not discriminate.
So even tho she’s not in training they should treat her like shit? Treat her like a trainee? How is that equality?
@@chloehennessey6813 its hard to be patient with individuals who don't understand the "roll" of a "said name" persone who will participate in a VOLENTERRY military, but if you personally don't pass this flight of departure in your experience Then it doesn't hold much water. People want to see reality in these documents and shows. It doesn't take a "trained eye" to see how this unfolded. It happens all the time in the military. IT' IS A WEAKNESSES. I'm someone who address it. Man, woman, plant, and lamp post whatever you identify as.
I ageree; I thought he didn't like the young man, and set him for failure. He was quite harsh on him. When you have a tough instructor you are even more tense, and tend to perform even wiorse than you would otherwise.
@@chloehennessey6813 If women want to do men's jobs, then they should be treated the same as men are. That goes for pay, that goes for training, that goes for harshness, etc etc. Otherwise, women have no place doing a mans job.
Hey get away from that pole
I wonder if they get demerit points if they don’t say “Higher level of care”? Hope not.
That one guy just doesn't want to do the job. Kick him out. If he got hurt while he was having to rescue one of his own he is just going to pussy out. Sometimes you have work even though you hurt or get injured.
One thing is sure, if called a coast guard helicopter, they are taking me out! They would not have to find me, I would be standing where they were landing. All they would have to do is open the door so I could climb in...
'Or a stripper I don't know'
"...to help revive the dead"? I don't think so.
Lawson: how many?
I would say how many can you do Lawson
Bruh ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°) when they saw i fire at the same time i started to smell fire all but these guys are great
who pays for these searches when the person says i changed my mind