coastguard vessel

She was used as a coastguard vessel from 1824 and sold in 1849.

She spent several years as a coastguard vessel at Liverpool.

The inspectors were rescued some hours later by a French coastguard vessel.

The crew of the coastguard vessel were swept overboard by a large wave.

I'm just the skipper of a Coastguard vessel.

Fate: Became a Coastguard vessel in 1857 and a training ship in 1867.

Helicopters, naval frigates and coastguard vessels had saved 58 of the 104-strong crew by midnight.

Spanish naval successes of the war were mainly due to the actions of their small coastguard vessels.

A coastguard vessel was sent to escort the launch back to shore, but the authorities were unhappy that Caroline listeners had jammed the emergency switchboards.

Some 186 defence, police and coastguard vessels have been built for Australia, Nigeria, Singapore and Malaysia .

HMS Oberon was a coastguard vessel, previously the civilian Lady Ailne.

A motor launch bearing a network camera crew pulled up to join the ring of police and coastguard vessels surrounding the Ugly Duckling, all engines idling.

In July 2012, Coastguard vessels from Taiwan and Japan collided while the Taiwanese vessel was escorting activists to the area.

HMS Undine was a coastguard vessel, previously named HMS Hawk.

A coastguard vessel, fighting huge seas and high winds, picked up two empty life rafts and the wreckage of a third near the area where the ships ran into trouble.

During the "Cod Wars" between Britain and Iceland, unarmed fishing trawlers found themselves opposed by Icelandic Coastguard vessels and converted trawlers.

May 9- A Philippine Coastguard vessel open fired a Taiwanese fishing vessel, allegedly inside Philippine maritime territory, leaving one Taiwanese fisherman dead.

At the end of 2011 the station received a new RB-M (Response Boat-Medium) Coastguard vessel, replacing its previous vessel which had served the station since 1977.

As well as Royal Navy coastguard vessels, Britain sent large, ocean-going tugs and lightships to protect them and there were numerous ramming incidents against both sides, sometimes with very serious consequences.

At 0600 hrs two Netherlands Coastguard vessels, HM Aruba and HM Practico, reached Malmok Bay and found Antilla on fire.

The explosion was observed by the coastguard vessel Xauen, lying two miles (3.7 km) inshore of C-3, and the fishing boats Joven Antonio and Joven Amalia, about the same distance away.

The Prince William, which is registered as a UK Auxiliary Coastguard vessel, stood by Excelsior in case of disaster, supplied a portable pump via RIB in large seas and accompanied her into Fredrikstad in case of further damage.

One measure of how the dangers of plutonium are assessed is the Japanese plan to build an £88 million coastguard vessel to escort shipments of plutonium oxide from the Sellafield reprocessing plant in Cumbria for use in its prototype fast reactor at Monju.

On 9 February 1861 the Ajax, a coastguard vessel with its crew of Captain John McNeil Boyd and 5 other members, perished during a bad storm while attempting to rescue the crew of the Neptune, a brigantine that had hit the rocks of the east pier in Dún Laoghaire.