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About 100 American sailors were left behind in Hong Kong after a Navy aircraft carrier departed early because of weather concerns, an official said Tuesday.
made popular Jun 24 2008
AP, Galveston
Officials investigating the deadly capsizing of a sailboat in the Gulf of Mexico have found the vessel’s keel under more than 100 feet of water.
made popular Jun 19 2008
AP, Galveston
Texas A&M University System officials say they will do whatever it takes to find a missing keel in the Gulf of Mexico that could help explain why a racing sailboat...
made popular Jun 17 2008
AP, Galveston
Salvage experts have recovered a racing sailboat that sunk in the Gulf of Mexico last week, killing one crew member and leaving five survivors adrift at sea for 26...
made popular Jun 12 2008
AP, Galveston
Four college students and a safety officer floated for more than a day in choppy seas, sharing four life vests after their sailboat capsized during a regatta on the...
made popular Jun 9 2008
AP, Galveston
Divers have found the body of a sailor aboard a boat that capsized during a regatta on the Gulf of Mexico.
made popular Jun 9 2008
AP, Galveston
Four college students and a safety officer floated for more than a day in choppy seas, sharing four life vests after their sailboat capsized during a regatta on the...
made popular Jun 8 2008
AP, Galveston
A Coast Guard helicopter crew early Sunday rescued five regatta competitors who had drifted for 26 hours in the Gulf of Mexico after their boat capsized.
made popular Jun 8 2008
AP, Galveston
A Coast Guard spokeswoman says a helicopter crew has found five of six regatta competitors alive after their boat disappeared in the Gulf of Mexico.
made popular Jun 8 2008
AP, Galveston
The U.S. Coast Guard was searching Saturday for six regatta competitors in the Gulf of Mexico after the boat they were sailing was found capsized.
made popular Jun 8 2008
AP, Houston
The Coast Guard says it’s searching for six people in the Gulf of Mexico who were competing in a boat race.
made popular Jun 8 2008
AP, Seoul
Rescuers in ships and helicopters launched an intensive search Tuesday for 14 sailors feared drowned after their ship disappeared in freezing waters off South Korea.
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Owning an island retreat is one of the most popular lifestyle-trend in the posh playgrounds of the billionaires. If you are interested, a Victorian-era sea fort is up...
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The Internet is considered as an effectual means to circulate information about contact information, command activities, resources and events. Technology has brought...
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U.S. Coast Guard Chief Al Shannon rests in a rescue helicopter at the Coast Guard station Monday, June 9, 2008 in Houston. Shannon was part of the crew that rescued five sailors, four Texas A& M students and an instructor, from the rough waters of the...
