NOAA’S NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY MARKS LAUNCH OF NATION’S FIRST NEW NICKEL IN 66 YEARS IN PHILADELPHIA CEREMONIES The National Oceanic
NOAA SATELLITES HELP RESCUE BOATERS IN DISTRESS March 12, 2004  Ten people were pulled to safety Tuesday after their
BEN JACKSON NAMED MARINE PATROL OFFICER OF THE YEAR MOREHEAD CITY – Ben Jackson has been named the North Carolina
INVESTIGATION INTO SHIP COLLISION CONCLUDES NEW ORLEANS – The formal U.S. Coast Guard-led investigation into the collision between the offshore
THREE SAILORS RESCUED WITH NO INJURIES PORTSMOUTH, VA – The three people rescued from the 35-foot sailing vessel Dulcinea 85
Three Sailors Rescued From Stormy Seas Coast Guard credits EPRIB PORTSMOUTH, VA – Three sailors were rescued by the Coast
The Wreck of the Caribsea The Caribsea, a 251′ long freighter was sunk today (March 11) in 1942 by U-158
TEN NOAA SCIENTISTS AMONG ‘TOP CITED’ WITHIN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY NOAA scientists are among the world’s “most influential” as far as
Fifth Coast Guard District LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS-March 02, 2004 INTENTIONAL ENCOUNTERS WITH WHALES PROHIBITED From late fall to early
NOAA SCIENTISTS TO KICK OFF NATIONWIDE LECTURE SERIES ON HUMAN NOISE IMPACT TO MARINE MAMMALS The National Oceanic and Atmospheric