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Uploaded by on Sep 2, 2009

ASTORIA, Ore. Coast Guard crews responded to a boat fire approximately 10 miles from the coast of Long Beach, Wash., Monday Aug. 31, 2009. Coast Guard Group/Air Station Astoria received a call at 4 p.m. from a crewman aboard the 60-foot fishing vessel Portlock reporting that the vessel was on fire. The two crewmembers aboard Portlock were able to relay coordinates to a Coast Guard watchstander before abandoning ship into a liferaft. (U.S. Coast Guard video/Petty Officer 3rd Class Kelly Parker)

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  • The Active! I have a friend in the CG who was on that cutter. They called it the SNACTIVE because there was always junk food in the galley and everybody was overweight.

  • its the CGC Active im on our lil boat pulling the raft!

  • the cutter is USCGC Active..im on that small boat!

  • what's the name of that cutter?

  • It's a shame to see another of the old gallant halibut Schooners passing away forever.

    I knew her as a Halibut Boat, and as a tuna boat. What a tragic loss to the historical wooden boat fleet.

    I am prooud of the US Caost guard for the lifesaving work. "Good work to all of you."

    Bilgerat5617

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