Coastguard Sentence Examples

The customs and political surveillance along the coast is entrusted, afloat, to the Massawa naval station, and, ashore, to a coastguard company 400 strong stationed at Meder, with detachments at Assab, Massawa, Raheita, Edd and Taclai.

The Coastguard was notified and the diver airlifted to a recompression chamber for treatment, with full resolution of symptoms.

A Coastguard boat has located the wreck of an RAF Tornado which crashed into the Humber Estuary on Friday 17th May.

Up to 1908 the personnel was found by yearly drafts of two to three thousand men from army recruits designated by the minister of war; the term of service was 12 years, of which 5 were in the first line, 3 in the reserve, 4 in the coastguard.

Many changes have taken place over the years and coastguard co-ordinator centers of the 21st centaury have been transformed by new technology.

The Coastguard had reported a stranded dolphin in Berwick on Tweed, right on the Scottish boarder.

The Coastguard had alerted an SAR helicopter on receipt of a 999 call.

The coastguard helicopter picked up the diver from the vessel Tango for assessment by a diving specialist doctor.

Beach Danger The Coastguard warns dog owners to keep a tight leash on their pets.

An emergency call from a member of the public alerted the Coastguard, who immediately requested the Torbay inshore and all-weather lifeboats to launch.

Stick your hand up and shout, tell a lifeguard or dial 999 for Coastguard Ends.

From the coastguard lookout tower scan the sea for signs of the Firth's resident bottlenose dolphins.

A coastguard spokesman commented, " This sort of thing is all too common " .

A Coastguard boat has located the wreck of an RAF tornado which crashed into the Humber Estuary on Friday 17th May.

Swansea Coastguard immediately requested the launch of the Penarth lifeboat and also scrambled a rescue helicopter.

In 1909-10 the fleet comprised one cruiser, seven gunboats, eight torpedo-boats, six coastguard vessels, a training-ship, a despatch-boat, a ship for the mining service and numerous vessels for naval police.

A coastguard spokesman commented, " This sort of thing is all too common ".