# U.S. COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE - PLEASURE CRAFT 78974

One of a series of Coast Guard films made to educate the public about USCG emergency capabilities, this 1960s film shows a dramatic overview of the search and rescue system. The USCG is here to render help to people in distress using helicopters, planes, land takeoff or flying boats including the Grumman HU-16 Albatross as seen at mark 01:08 . At 25:20 the USCGC Cape Newagen, a Cape-class patrol boat, is seen. At mark 01:35 , we have life boat stations on seas. They are always alert to any distress call. Another part to the Coast Guard commission is their radio station in which they use to communicate messages through their message centers during emergency actions as seen at mark 2:40 . At mark 3:00 , we have a scenario on a rescue mission. This is a case of a young couple who are getting an early morning start for a day’s fishing. Their mother expects them at home by 4pm. At mark 3:55 , the mother seems a little worried since the couples are late. She dialed the coast guard line from a book and the RCC department picked up. The mother furnishes the information and the search information commence. At mark 5:10 , we have a helicopter notified about the case to do a wide area search on the shoreline or sea in a short time. At mark 5:40 , we have the patrol guard to search the extensive water front. The message center as seen at mark 6:23 drafts the messages and it’s been sent at the radio deploying units. The operation officer of the coast guard control receives the message…

- Kind: Film
- Genres: Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/78974SearchAndRescuePleasureCraft)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Tweens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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