Helicopters to the Rescue! | Coast Guard Alaska | Full Episode
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- 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 2 - Episode 5:
In this episode as Spring approaches Air Station Kodiak launches crews to help families across Alaska. The team rushes to a remote village to rescue an infant who is deathly ill and needs to be medivaced to the hospital. Another group heads out to sea to try to rescue another Coast Guard member who is stranded!
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When I was in the Air Force, people always made fun of the Coast guard since they stayed here while we deployed to war zones. I did 2 tours in Iraq as a gunner and driver on convoys. Didn't realize what the CG did until I started watching this show. Much respect!
Brother in law was a Coastie in our younger days he was a LORAN operator. Barry Hope, SGT USA retired.
Much respect for all you military men and women no matter what job you do it’s definitely special and I thank you all for you’re service…you’re all angels ..🙏❤️and these CG I had no idea 🤷♀️ go CG!!!
The coast guard Florida if you haven’t seen those …they have war zones with the drug runners ..checking vessels it’s very eye opening to what they do as well … these military shows are the best the navy seals is great as well 🎉go you tube !!
I come from a military family who have served in wars from WW2 to present and I too had heard every branch even go as far as saying the CG is not military. I dated a coastie for a couple years and seen first hand the sacrifices these men and women make for this country and whether you are fighting a war against an enemy as in battle or if fighting the war right here at home protecting humans from mother nature's fury or helping local law keep drugs from our country or from wildlife, they are all with the aim of serving and protecting. All need to be respected and praised. Thank you all for your service.
I’ve always thought if I was lost at sea or jacked by pirates (I’ve never seen an ocean) I’d be really happy to see a naval vessel, and if rescued my fellow Americans would have to kick me of the ship lol. But I never exclude that orange and white chopper, it’s like a heavy hitter care flight that does a lot more than what our inland jet turbine bell can do.
I spent 8 years in the army as a medic. I’ve now worked civilian EMS for 24 years and a firefighter 22. I so wanna go ride with these guys
That swimmer speaking to the high schoolers said he'd saved 5 people. What does he consider saving? I'd say that you saved someone's life if you medivac them, bring them a water pump that keeps them out of the water, airlift them out of the wilderness, etc. I know by watching these shows that he's had to have saved more than 5 people as a swimmer just from medivacs alone. He needs to give himself the credit that he deserves. ❤❤❤
The expression on the face of the Mother of the extremely poorly baby girl said it all!
She never took her eyes off her beloved baby girl, almost like she was terrified that this might be the last time that she saw her baby alive!
Her relief at obtaining a diagnosis and being able to take her baby home must have been such a huge relief.
Complacency is dangerous! I LOVE OUR COAST GUARD! Thank you to ALL OF OUR MILITARY MEN & WOMEN EVERYDAY!
"I don't fix or build things, I'm a pilot. I BREAK things." Yup.
Not wrong though, the engineers gotta exist for a reason lol
Ah. Finally someone put the hover winds into a language I (a Floridian) understand. Cat 2 hurricane force. Yeah. No wonder they back off frequently after depositing the swimmer - let him operate and talk and hear responses without danger of flying debris! These guys are amazing!
The Coast Guard is a good opportunity for young kids looking to join military service. They have basically everything that other branches of the military has, except Special Forces.
They do however have snipers!
The military benefits are the same as other branches, and there are many ways to diversify your career so as to advance and not be lost.
Walter Shumate I did not know coast guard had snipers, cool to know.
@@Windows98R those are the guys who use a 50 caliber sniper rifle during drug interdictions to kill the motors of the speed boats.
If I could go back in time, I would have joined. I could also easily get a job with a law enforcement agency afterwards also
@@Losingsince another thought on that was, when I was young they were drafting for the war... the Coast Guard counts as military service though, doesn't it?
Not as likely to be involved in the shooting war that way, not that it's never happened!
There is nothing better than saving a human being, may God be the guardian of all helpers
May God bless all Coast Guard men and women!
Why would anybody give this a thumbs down. The Coast Guard is awesome. Thumbs up 👍 to ALL of them.
These shows make me respect the Coast Guard so much. I never realized how much they did for us 💛
Thanks for sharing these.
When the captain said “Request permission to come aboard “ it brought back memories! I was in the Navy.
Thank you for your service!
God Bless You and Thank You For Your Service 🙏🇺🇸
It’s ashame the coast guard doesn’t get the credit like others. The knowledge has to be more for a lot reasons. Don’t attack my statement we need to love all our heroes 🇺🇸
They don't get the recognition they deserve, that's very true, and that is for every coast guard member on any base in our country. Most people just think they are there to patrol and keep a look out for illegal gods coming in or people trying to sneak in when that is only a small part of their mission. People, especially those that do not live near coast or inland waterways where the coast guard is active, have almost no idea that they exist. Its also been a long time since our country has been in a war where our coasts were vulnerable and many don't realize that while other branches of the military maybe off fighting in other countries the coast was, and is, the first line of defense if our shores.
AMEN TO THAT🙏🇺🇸
Roger.
These people are amazing, enough can’t be said, very thankful they are out there looking after people.
Honestly I see these and think, "I wish I was 30 years younger". I cant imagine how the parents of these young men and women must feel. Nothing more satisfying then saving or helping someone the way these folks do.
Nothing but love & respect for these incredibly brave men & women!!
These heroes are dealing with job like it’s their own kids every time
I love to watch these heroes every day and sometimes at night
I didn’t know the coast guard had flight medic corpsman so awesome!
This reminds me of all the doctors, surgeons, nurses and administrators that helped me when I had my major hip reconstructive surgery when I was 5 and now as an adult. What you see on this program is only a small % of what goes into caring for those who are very ill.
Children are the hardest to emotionally to cope with and the younger the child the harder it is!!! All of you do great work and the loses will always be difficult no matter the age!
I think having a doctor on board for heart problems, stroke patients, and seizure patients would be of great value for all concerned! I understand it costs money…. there is more value in life!
Coming to the aid of that infant. Is simply beautiful. Bless you for what you do. You are heroes.
With a serious eye injury I was taught to cover both eyes so that the good eye does not move to track motion. When the good eye moves, the injured eye moves with it which if nothing else causes more pain and may in some cases such as this one exacerbate the condition. He just explained what I wrote.
Yes, but I think sometimes people forget about that.👍
The courage to jump into the Bering Sea in a storm, the expertise to fly in weather conditions that would ground anyone else, the skills to keep those machines functional & flying, the gentleness / compassion to care for an infant and yet understand a parents pain and most importantly the knowledge that community is the driving force or everything they do..... I am as in awe with the CG after watching an episode for the fifth time as I was the first. A stunning group of people
Cg helicopter is the coolest heli in my opinion.
It's a symbol of releif and just the way it moves is amazing
I've been watching these heroes for a few year's now. I hope they get the credit they deserve. They really do an amazing job 💪👍
I can’t believe he said the word “quiet” that’s liking asking for things to get busy! Especially for me in fire/ems that word is never ever said lol
work at an urgent care , and yes. (Im security so I slip up}
S. Barnes it’s like opening the floodgates lol
ICU nurse...you say it’s quiet, you may get stuffed into a blanket warmer! And never say the name of a frequent flyer, you will summon them for sure.....
And never say S.L.O.W 😜
You aren't supposed to say it in an ER... EVER😂 I've seen things come totally unglued in an ER quick!
LOL... Who doesn't love bubble wrap.... But also I work with kids... I know exactly how they felt with that baby... GREAT JOB... LOVE OUR COAST GUARD.. MUCH RESPECT
I’m 24 and I’ll never stop loving bubble wrap.
Interesting how the common thread amongst ALL the coast guard flight crew, from pilot to flight mechanic, is their strong empathy.
Greetings from Malaysia
A screwdriver in the eye? I can’t even imagine that kind of pain
I really like this episode. Marc Tunstall is my favorite hero in this episode because of the infant he helped to save. All 1st responders play a very important part in our safety and security. Looks like Marc Tunstall had a very good career and I wish he had some more episodes in this series. I think he's the best but they all do a fantastic job because they are just as devoted to their work as are all 1st responders in the world. I salute him and wish him the best though I doubt this job will ever leave his blood because it's a part of him now. Have you ever watched a show that had a real life person or a character that you love so much but only saw them in one, a few or maybe half the whole series and wanted more so you only watch the same episode, episodes or seasons with that one person or character over and over again. I can understand that because that's what I do because their not just the main characters or some one you like, you just grew up watching them or their the reason why you watch the show in the first place.
This is why I love the us cost guards this video touched my heart 😢
God bless the coast guard
Wow! Amazing! I want to be a rescue swimmer! Omg! I love this! That helicopter spinning in the back though.
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GOOD LUCK MARC... THANK YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR YOUR SERVICE....
Wow such an impressive and inspiring job from everyone working to save the little infant girl!!!!!!!!!! 💕💕💕💕
One word.
HEROES
I wonder if there is such a thing as a Coast Guard Cadet Corp. It would be a good thing for the teens to get local experience
There's the Sea Scout program through the CG Auxiliary, and then the Auxiliary is open to anyone over 17.
COAST GUARD IS THE MOST UNDERSTOOD... AND NOT GIVEN THE DUE RESPECT AT TIMES BY OTHER SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN... BUT THEY ARE HEROES... PART OF OUR MILITARY FAMILY...
Great job guys. Marc I can sympathise with you on the loss of your first case. Having lost a daughter of my own at 5 days I empathise with you. Thank you for caring and to the other crew men you are all champions. Being fathers yourselves you could only imagine that Mothers anguish. Good luck on your retirement. all the best for the future... BTW what are you still doing here Bill I saw your retirement quite a few episodes ago...
Well there you go, live and learn, I only knew that patients weren't usually aware there was anything wrong, that they usually had slurred speech and often facial muscle drop to name several signs & symptoms. Glad the gentleman was able to get the all important quick care a stroke victim needs, the quicker the treatment the more chance of a good recovery...well done guys!! cheers from Western Australia 2024
Absolute super heros
Comments in here are upsetting , none of y'all could even do a percentage of what these men and women do
looked like one of the Coasties was fighting back tears, all though, i don't know why. as a man, i don't see anything wrong with a man hurting for a child, it's a child and you're no longer in the situation
I haven't been rescued by coast guard, but congratulations to all,thanks.
I'd love to be a pilot for them guys there cause every mission would be like me playing a part of us being the hand of God on call twenty four seven all the time and always ready for the next call to come up for us too awesome job there now have a great day
Nice job
Thanks Danger TV I'm a coast guard fanboi now. Great job.
Nothing is more important and probably hard to deal with then something involving a young child
I served in the US navy. Part of my cross train was a Sar swimmer. Wish I had chose cooties. Loved blue water but still 9 months to 1 year + sux
I didn’t realize a stroke could be consciously recalled.
Yep it can. My husband had a stroke and can tell you in great detail everything that happened.
"...the warm environment of the C-130..."??? No C-130 I ever flew in was warm! You could freeze meat in the back of them.
It's a hella lot warmer than the back of a helicopter. I believe the C-130 that the Coast Guard uses also has the ability to heat the cabin to a degree. They do deal with Medi vacs after all, don't want the patient to freeze to death.
Both good points. My personal feeling is that flight engineers are part sadists.
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Hello. Be careful out there people. Love to all
coast guard soldiers & they are soldiers are phenomenal!
if i had kids, was pregnant or elderly... i wouldnt live in such a remote area that i couldnt get to an ER in a reasonable amt of time. its just too risky & when you have kids, you have to put them first & prepare for all dangers. same with the elderly.
Enjoy this show. Everyone is family, get it!!??
I am dismayed the th e duty crew could have been sleeping. Now very ready there guys.
thanks for all you guys do, :-))
32:09 that’s so sad hearing about a child. Thank god they saved this child.
That's one COLD drop into the water!
These USCG crews really don't get the recognition that they deserve. They are the most under appreciated branch of the U. S. military.
I just made the likes go from 999 to 1000👍👌😎
Di jam mapel pak bio sebaiknya cara menyelamatkan makhluk hidup yang hampir kecelakaan
Coasty's good in my book. 🦀
“I don’t fix or build I’m a pilot I break em” 😂😂😂😂😂
Wish they would bring this series back..
Ahh nothing like the stress relief of bubble wrap🤔😁😂
I was in the Coast guard I know what these guys do I come from the old.... From 1978 I'm very proud....
Question is when you train a person what a bonus do they get.
The doctor said to give a stroke patient aspirin! Wow just wow! I feel bad for the nurse at the clinic.
Sounds like me when I get low on sodium. Dangerous when that happens when riding a Harley too, broke my leg but I lived through it. That's the main thing.
“It was an eye opener” hahaha
i bet you have to be very mentally strong to survive this job
Take a drink someone says "higher level of care".
I understand you try to save child you guys need a preacher on staff to offer up prayer at that little girts side.
What college course do you offer them . Nursing course what bonus do you offer.high school student.
My thought is how do these patients get back home afterwards?
a privately owned bush-plane usually.
Every other Service trains, Coast Guard DOES.
In Alaska do people that have helped by air and sea get charged money after the event ? Uk 🇬🇧
"It was an eye opener" Ahahahaha
Paul Potts from Americas Got Talent is a med tech for the Coast Guard??
Question. How. Much. Is. It. You. Charge. Resident
Why don't they just land on the helipad?
These are h60 and they take a lot more room to land in the normal helicopter
@@daltonmcdowell8068 - I thought the same thing. This seemed to have room enough for even a bigger helicopter.
Is there another reason? Just wondering
@@GoatOffroad Another thing too is they bring Hurricane force winds so it can really damage the boat
The patch is best over both eyes. Why a person can not keep one eye from ing. Cover both less reaction of the eye.
32:05 I thought he was talking about the child in this episode..
how do people get back home sometimes its so far away
Coast guard rescue drinking game: take a shot every time they say “higher level of care”.
Do CG use chinooks?
Nothing was said or in the info section about the lady with internal bleeding.
These guys do a fantastic job but I thought their response times were quicker. I didn’t think they called in guys from home, I figured they’d have guys on station prepped and ready to go at all times.
The Maine 4 that go on the helo or planes are staying on base but the ones that get it preped and checked before they get there are on duty at the ready.
I heard that they actually have 30 to lift off. I have seen other air ambulance shows and they lift in 2 minutes. They must be there and not drive in.
Do they help us in canada too? I know we have sent out to help 🙌🏼❤️
Probably if in US territory. It is the US coast guard
We have the Canadian Coast Guard and our RCAF also has specialized SAR Techs who can deploy from C-130’S or Helos.
21:20 I'm from Sand Point, Alaska
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Why don't they use military Ospreys to rescue stranded people? They could get to a shipwreck faster than a helicopter. In a lot of those situations seconds would have to count.
One word: cost
@@dialdowninternet8987 Also, Ospreys are very complex to fly and maintain - they are often breaking down and even crashing. The last thing you need under adverse flying conditions. The CG's helos are proven, reliable technology.
Your base isn't connected to others why. No excuses. Staff needs to have connections hospital is needed no excuse
No qualified doctor to assistance why.
First you say the baby died then on the screen it say she had enzyme deficiency. Which is it???
From my own fears.....How many rescue swimmers have been eaten by Orcas?
0, (at least to my knowledge) I’m pretty sure that there has actually never been a confirmed case of any person being eaten by an orca
Nothing against you guys . Hire a preacher no church at your base ok. Think about it.