Chopper Rescue! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode
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- čas přidán 29. 05. 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 2:
In this episode the team must chopper out a hunter with a giant head laceration before he bleeds to death. They also respond to a vessel at risk of sinking into the icy Alaskan waters. The team must mobilize the chopper and the boats quickly before the crew freezes!
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In 1986, I was stationed at Camp Lejeune. My best friend was another WM. She was an outstanding Marine, excellent at EVERYTHING. She decided to go out for WSSI School, Water Safety Survival Instructor. If I recall, she was one of the first WMs to attend what was considered one of the toughest schools in the Corps (along with DI School, SERE School, and Force Recon Indocs.) WSSI was 12 hours minimum every day for 14 days. We were both single back then & lived in the barracks. I’d rush down to her room to check on her ASAP when she got back. When I opened her door that first night, she was curled into a fetal position on her rack. She was definitely asleep . . . but crying, too. I’ve never seen anything like it before or since. And that’s how it was every night. I was really worried about her well-being. But she wouldn’t quit (a big no-no for us Marines, of course.😐) Well, she not only finished WSSI School, she was the #1 GRADUATE. First WM to ever achieve it! I was SO damned proud of her. Amazing.
I don’t think the coast guard gets the recognition that they deserve. I never realized how complex their mission is.
I agree with you. For along time they were not even considered "brothers" by the other branches of service. So glad this has changed and shows like this show just what skills and professionalism that is involved. I wanted to be part of the USCG back when younger but at that time it was still male preferred. Glad that has changed over time as well. They are a great group of men and women. 😊
All members of the team are vital. The Swimmer is the rock-star of the operation, but the pilots--WOW. They're in a class of their own. Great men in the Coast Guard.
And women!
i'm so thankful for the coast guard in alaska. my dad got into a boat crash about 6 years ago and the coast guard made sure that he was able to get to a guardian flight. i don't know where i would be right now without my dad.
Glad to hear that your dad's doing well, sorry it had to happen but at least he lives to tell the tale.
Yet the amount of pay difference between someone in the Coast Guard and a professional athlete shows how much we appreciate them
I was in the USCG and served up and down the West coast and from Boston to Canada. The Atlantic could get really bad with "Noreaster's." But the Pacific could get even worse in storms. I've been up to Sitka and those waters are way beyond either ocean where I served. Cold, icy, choppy water that comes in what they call "confused." Water is going every which way and there's a lot of tide dangers. The guys that serve there deserve all the credit they get.
Thank you for your service.
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Thank you for saving lives
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Thank you so much
The best part of these is the swimmers and survivors talking after,
It's absolutely incredible to think that there are people ready to move heaven and earth for your well-being.
I've got nothing but the utmost respect for every single one of you!
I couldn’t have said it any better. All the first responders are amazing. These Coast Guard guys and gals are straight up impressive. From the mechanics on the birds to the pilots to the stud rescue swimmers. Nothing but respect.
The mayor, fire chief and acting harbour master. In other words, the dude in charge!
These guys are true heroes 👍
I did 4 and a half years as an EMT until a baby died in my arms from her injuries that she received at the hands of a monster she called dad.
I could NEVER do what these men and women do! They are beyond angels!!
Please seek counseling for what seems to be PTSD. You have my respect and I wish you well.
I'm so sorry you had to experience something so horrific. I couldn't do it.
Two years after the fact but I wanted to reply. Bless your heart and soul for entering into the career of EMT in the first place. You will find that your knowledge and skills will serve you and others well throughout your life, even if not in an acting role of EMT. I would not find it surprising to hear that even in the past two years you've been able to help someone even if you wouldn't deem it a 'rescue or rescuscitate' type situation.
We lost my niece due to abuse several years ago - abuse at a dayhome. I'm happy to say that the evil so-and-so is locked up for many, many more years. Abuse of anyone, especially a small child, is horrific. When a parent goes to a trusted, vetted daycare/home facility to pick up their child who has been reportedly 'fussy' all day, only to have to rush them to the hospital on the way home from said daycare and have them dead in your arms within 4 hours of that, it leaves you whirling. Thinking that this POS is sitting at home on her sofa with her kids and husband while my neice is dying was infuriating. Of course, initially we had no idea what was happening.
Again, good on you for taking that step to begin with. God bless you, Brandie!
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The "Hi Mom" from Swimmer Hernon at 20:02 was adorable.
Anyone who helps someone in need putting their life on the line, is a true hero. Coast Guard falls into this category. I absolutely love the professionalism.
Young Daniel has his whole life ahead of him because of the fantastic medical care he received at the local Clinic and from the H60 Medical Crew whom got him safely to the ambulance that took him to hospital for specialist treatment!
His family have him, his community has him, because of the care of the USCG Station Kodiak and their outstanding Crew's.
Whilst he lost an eye, he retained his life and future and the love and support of his family and their community.
I cried when they picked up that poor guy from Oozinki because of the injuries. Felt so sorry for him. Just really got to me. Coast Guard is amazing...
I don’t live in the us but these guys usually put themselves in so much danger to help people and they really enjoy it my hats off to all USCG thank you for your service
What amazes me is they fly in almost any weather to rescue persons in need. Truly is a selfless job. You go out and drop into the Oceans, lakes, with the worst of the worst conditions. These men and women are Heros fo sure.
I also noticed most of the men were interviewed over the women. But I think all of them had girls.
I’ll bet momma is more than proud of her outstanding son
Great fulfilling words "...and so I did". It makes my heart sing to hear them.
I can not say this enough. Thank you Air, and Sea Angels.
Textbook rescue, but in the best of conditions. BUT! The episode where it was blowing 90 knots to a fishing boat, that was an epic rescue
Mayor, harbor master AND fire chief 😭😂
May Father God continue to bless each & every one of you!!!
Respect, respect, and awe.
So cool to see them talk to each other after the rescue!. These guys are awesome. God bless these heroes..
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY AND PROTECTING OUR FREEDOM
They should make a series about the ice breaker mackinaw and the coast guard in the great lakes region
Yessss !!! I was thinking that also
TBI...sigh. Nothing worse than the brain body struggle. 🙏🏼💫
These guys are amazing! Their job includes risking their lives constantly to save other people in distress. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the distress call. I appreciate what y’all do for us civilians!!!!!
Thank you Cottonwood Arizona for the beautiful American fireworks that I got to see from the driveway of the property i rent on💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 that was awesome and beautiful 😍
I have to say this is the best show I have ever watched on You Tube thankyou everyone....stay safe cheers from Western Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘
There is no person involved with the Coast Guard who is selfish. Included in this assessment are the wives and husbands of the enlisted members. What a beautiful thing this wife/momma has to say about it being her lot in life to care for their home and family so that her husband can save lives I may be Canadian, but I have to say, God bless the US Coast Guard.
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Holding down a combative TBI patient… ICP through the roof.
Great show but does it bother anyone else that in the intro says “beauty cloaked by danger” and not “danger cloaked by beauty”
Thought the same thing , guess they didn't feel it was worth fixing.
I think it’s because more people go out in the and enjoy the beautiful landscape then them going out and getting hurt
Good point
Head injuries always bleed more than any other except arterial cuts. Which you really don't want either. I cracked my head open when I was 4 years old, I passed out from the fall. Then, when I came to as I went to get up, I had to pull my head out off what was stuck inside. I couldn't get up until I dislodged my head from the metal protruding from the ground and once I did that the blood started gushing and I was just able to get inside the front door as I fell down and passed out again. There was a lot of blood, it's amazing that my little child body could lose that much blood and still live. They stitched up inside my head before they were able to close the wound
These guys are awesome. God bless these heroes.
Fire Chief Harbor Master and the Major of a Town ? Who is this Badass ?xD and how he can manage everything by One life xD
😂the outdoor MWR challenge. Claud is too funny
not all heroes have capes
The Uscg is the best in the world bar none
Circa 1980s I worked the Trauma Center at St. Luke's Hospital of Kansas City. Oh, lots of drama as can be imagined but when I think back to the time there, the sharpest, most-impressive recalls are of standing w/transfer crew as Life Flight et other helos dropped down the massive cliff of a building into a narrow corridor of KCFD-blocked road with (Brush Creek?) huge park trees lining the other side. Damn spectacle if a night transfer. Salute!
Fishing is the most dangerous job.
Wow, swim the length of the pool…….underwater! Just a young pup, too! Awesome! These guys are SO brave!
Survival suits for crew members on fishing boats! I began spending summers on a troller/seiner in Alaska in 1962, and I never even heard of survival suits and for the next seven seasons, none of the crew had anything like that. I've been in a 70 knot wind 50 miles off shore in the Gulf of Alaska, on the Fairweather Grounds west of Lituya Bay, and in a 44-foot wooden boat. I now wonder how we survived and I've been in inside waters from Pelican to Puget Sound in some scary storms. In those days there were no survival suits at all and no radar for the first 4 seasons.
You Guys and Lady s are so AWESOME THANK YOU COSTS GARD AWESOME. FROM CANADA
"This better not wind up on CZcams." *Watching on CZcams*
Thank you all for everything you do and congratulations to the graduation and first base.
So cool to see them talk to each other after the rescue!
20:01, "Hi Mom!"
Amazing Men & Women that do these jobs. I wonder how many women are rescue swimmers? Either way, God protect all the staff
God Bless These Hero’s. 🙏🇺🇸
Hello. Thank you for your service CG. Congratulations on getting your new Orders. Thank you everyone. Be safe out there people
THIS is serving your country
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that ambulance needs an update for the head injury guy lol
Sure does, at least it's better than a horse and carriage...i thnk? hehe
I can't watch enough of these episodes.
my brother in law was in the coast Guard in ALASKA he wants to go back i don`t blame him
Maybe Daniel could be a part of the Coast Guard in some way. Study to become a mechanic. (Just because he lost one eye, doesn't mean he doesn't have the ability to work on things.
Thank you isn't enough
Karma is EVERYTHING!! Good or bad. You put good out there good will come back but if you put that out there bad will come back as well
Peggy I am so happy Daniel is ok!❤️
Heroes ❤
I used to say that Chief Fowler is the Coast Guard version of a Marine DI, but if you step back and realize that he actually does give a damn about his men then you'll see his not increasing a trainee's stress level to be mean but to give them a taste of what its really like out in the Bering Sea, though I personally think Chief Joel Sayers is the better of the two chiefs of the AST shop at CGAS Kodiak!
Great job guys.
good job
I love this show except for one thing! When they start with the “Happy Dance Music”, as the introduction to family life clips, or recreational clips. It’s like finger nails going down the blackboard! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
The medic talking about the guy with appendicitis said he diagnosed the patient. No he didn't, that's only for a doc or PA to do, not a medic.
Last story is awesome.. and at the same time tragic. Why, in the most powerful and rich nation in Earth's history, is a family needing help with medical bills? 29 "first world" nations have socialized medicine. Why doesn't the USA?
Is the weather ever good in Alaska?? Doesn't look that way.
Good happens but usually only briefly. Personal experience in Barrow, Wainwright & Kenai-Soldatna.
Shouldn't the saying be "Danger cloaked in beauty"?
See. angels.
What heroes! And everyone in Kodak seems very common sense and chill. Anyone know if there are drug or violence issues in isolated towns like this?
Enough to want to live there.
Holy shit... That old school GMC ambo... I bet that fucker has a Chevy 305 or 350 in it.. Both of those engines will go a million miles with proper maintenance. That thing is so old it reminds me of a place I worked in Northern Michigan for a while where they actually had a 2nd "smoking ambulance" in the town....lol
Great show...glad the guy pulled through. However my US friends, you need universal healthcare like we have here in Canada. Practically all western nations have it. People should never have to pay out of pocket for life saving services like this...few of us are rich...and insurance companies exist for profit. We've had it in Canada for ages and it works great. The quality has gone down because people are trying to push a for-profit system...we just need to fund it better.
How do these guys understand the survivors when they scream into the microphone, with all that distortion ?
You really would think they would have a doctor on board
You really cant do a whole lot in the tight, turbulent and loud conditions inside the helo. The Coast guard helo's are also primarily a search and rescue unit and only have basic life support equipment onboard due to space and weight constraints. A doctor would not be any more useful then a well trained EMT. The focus is to stabilize and transport as quickly as possible to a location where they can receive proper medical attention.
You cannot deny that the coast guard and those first responders are heroes, but its all well and good until you get the medical bills you had no conscious decision in choosing to pay.
I took this off the website.
The Coast Guard does not charge a fee to provide assistance to a boat at sea. ... The Coast Guard is expressly prohibited by statute (Title 46 US Code, sec. 2110) from charging a fee for any search and rescue service, so this is not something that is subject to a discretionary waiver.
7:05 Hard paper round
When the one crew member on the Helo, said that the severe head injury person was being combative and fighting because he didn't know what was going on. But it was really because of the severity of the Head injury. That is why they flew so low, to keep the pressure as low as possible because his brain was swelling.
It was the mask he was trying to get off his nose if you watch it again. Heart rate was unstable as they said so oxygen is better than your nose hurting if it was me
The richest country in the world doesn’t have free healthcare. That’s sad
If you watch helicopter first responders out of the UK, the man with the severe facial injuries would have been put into a coma on site and intubated. This would have relaxed his brain to prevent further injury and allow his care givers to breath for him. They also carry blood when needed. I think the american coast guards could learn a lot from the Uk.
I love watching the UK ambulance services shows. I'm a devotee. However, the Coast Guard is not a voluntary-donation-funded agency with volunteer doctors to join the flights. It is a branch of the military. The Coast Guard airmen/sailors are trained to board ships which are breaking the law, search and rescue, and policing drug smugglers. They are not trained as full fledged corpsmen or paramedics. If they believe a corpsman is necessary, in a given SAR, they bring one with them, but a corpsman has limited licensing vis a vis providing medical care and administering meds. There are not dozens of volunteer doctors available to go on these flights, as this is not a volunteer organization. So, while I understand how it works in the UK, and I think it is wonderful, there is no way that a military agency can provide full medical care on a rescue helicopter. Their goal is to pull the patient out of danger, and keep them alive until they get to the ambulance. Paramedics in the ambulance will provide necessary medical care. And, by the way, the UK Coast Guard has a similar mission: "After recovering any casualty the CRTs will provide the assistance needed then will transfer them to a place of safety. The teams will also provide support to the lifeboats and SAR helicopters per tasking by the Operations Centres."
@@yes2day100 Im sure it's not easy to find qualified doctos to handle such jobs, but transporting this patient in a helicopter with all the noise and limited space without securing the airway first.... that's gambling...
2001 is 20 years ago. 1991 is 30 years. Unless this was filmed in 2011.
It was like 2009-2011 series
I could be dead in 60 minutes, show the video now damit.
You are confused and have signs of being combative. Do you have a head injury?
Alright, I get it, this is amazing, amazing people, amazing rescues, but I want to know why they have a KFC mug (Timestamp 7:40)
I am wondering and was nowhere near that poor guy being hit in the face, but: Airway management? Couldn´t you get an i.V., sedate him and then get a tube into his airways? I can only imagine that he, being semiconscious, might´ve just tried to fight off hte mask because it was pushed onto his fractures in the face. Great job nonetheless guys!
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Some of these guys can sure lose some weight! Easy on the donuts guys!
So why did the trading officer when interview the new guy had a green shirt at the beginning of the interview had green short and at the end his shirt was blue?
Having worked as a medic on an ambulance, I don’t understand why when they have a combative patient (due to a head injury in this case) they don’t use soft restraints such as wrapping the pt’s wrists to the side of the litter with gauze. Totally humane and very effective. In this case they had two crew members holding the patient down at one point bc of his combativeness, which wouldn’t have been necessary with the use of soft restraints. Total respect to the Coast Guard and not at all questioning their knowledge. Just curious. It was within SOP for us and completely effective. Even seemed to calm the patient down usually. Just a thought and question.Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Coast Guard rescue swimmers don't have the autonomy to make those decisions (and probably don't have any anyway)...if I'm not mistaken they might only have very basic EMT training but don't quote me on that.
Lyricallyk I understand the concept there but soft restraints such as gauze fell under the SOP of a Basic EMT and most times a first responder. I reaa a size it’s all about law a a hits but it was to keep the patient from hurting themselves further. Paramedics could use chemical restraints. I was just surprised Basics and first responders couldn’t see them.
@@lauramulhern5981 I have never used gauze as a restraint - the risk to tourniquet is way too high (assuming you're referring to kerlix, etc?) I don't know how military medicine differs from civilian - I was never allowed to apply soft restraints without a physician order, even on the ambulance.
From what I've seen, the coast guard does have access to doctors on serious cases and a dr is available. They also have. korpsman, who has a higher level then a basic EMT. I believe a Paramedic level or Advanced emt. I've seen some episodes where the basic EMT really was not enough, because the maybe the person injured needed pain medicine or higher quality care. These Men and women hands down who rescue and save lives in the coast guard are real Hero's and the pilots. More medical training would be a greater advantage on each rescue though, with some flights 2 hour one-way rescues and back.
@@EmiliaJay When I said soft restraints I was referring to just a plain gauze that you would use to bandage a wound. I would never consider a tourniquet as a restraint. I’ve used this technique many times with a 100% success rate and 0% harm to a patient. I understand SOP’s are different everywhere. Just curious. Not to say one is right and one is wrong. Thank you for your service!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Big question? Why didn’t he have insurance under his Mom till 26? No workman’s Compensation for fishermen either? So sad. I was in the hospital for three night $26,000.
Not the ER or ambulance bills or doctor’s bills, those were more. Just had pneumonia. And very very good insurance.
Generally in order to get insurance under a parent and maintain it. He would need to be considered a tax dependent, claimed on parents tax return. Used to be if the dependent also a full time student, such as college.
If he was being paid to work on a fish boat he is filing his own taxes and not a dependent.
The boat's insurance could have insurance for the crew. If insurance was carried
@@MW-on1ft , thanks. Great information. 👍
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Is there a cultural difference about responding to "Thank you"? In UK the standard response is "You're welcome". I've never heard a US person say that: would it be rude to say it? The standard response in US seems to be "You bet" which sounds illogical/irrelevant to my UK ears. What's it all about?
We use a lot of different responses to "thank you". I would say that "you're welcome" is usually used in a more professional instance while "you bet" is more relaxed. I do agree however that it doesn't make much sense. I think the most common answer would be "of course" which means the same thing.
This discussion covers all the points you mentioned: english.stackexchange.com/questions/121237/meaning-origin-of-you-bet-as-a-response-to-thank-you/121244
A fair amount of “entitled” people have nothing better to do but find anything to be offended by. Rather ridiculous.
@@antoniobranderas Thanks very much! It does cover the same ground. My (vaguely interested) hunt goes on :-)
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Can you be more specific or is this just a random unintelligent thought that fell out of your brain?
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What about everyone else who save lives? Nurses are much more deserving of credit. They do the long, hard work aftwer someone is rescued. They worl paqinlessly 24/7.
No one is saying nurses and doctors and other medical personnel aren't deserving of credit! Were just recognizing the inherent risks and awesome work that these USCGs do!
Praise is not mutually exclusive. If we were watching a medical show, we would be admiring medical professionals. Here, we are admiring search and rescue workers.
I'd take my chances, rather than pay a bill of like 40 grand for a helicopter ride lmao
that ambulance needs an update for the head injury guy lol