A chopper from the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Sherman conducts a rescue drill with a dummy yesterday at Dutch Harbor. The training is for Friday's start of the Bering Sea crab season. Jim Paulin photo
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1 comment:
They did a demonstration like that once in Dillingham and the dummy sank and they had to leave without it. At low tide it could be seen face down in the mud.
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