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Watch: US Coast Guard Rescues Eight Boaters That Had Run Aground

The US Coast Guard rescued eight boaters that had run aground off the coast of South Carolina.

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The US Coast Guard rescued eight boaters that had run aground off the coast of South Carolina.

Watch the rescue!

Coast Guard Sector Charleston Command Center watch-standers were notified at 2:40 a.m. via 911 dispatch that a center-console boat had run aground on a sandbar.

A Coast Guard Air Station Savannah MH-65 Dolphin rescue helicopter crew launched and arrived on scene at 3:50 a.m. Rescue crews hoisted four boaters and transported them to Mount Pleasant Regional Airport. The rescue crew later returned to hoist the four remaining boaters.

All boaters were reported to be in good condition. – Defense Video Imagery (DVIDS)

Featured image of a Coast Guard rescue swimmer from Air Station Atlantic City preparing to enter the water off of Atlantic City, N.J., during a water rescue training exercise. U.S. Coast Guard photo by PAC Tom Sperduto. 

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