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'Deadliest Catch' captain visits Sector San Diego
SAN DIEGO -- AST3 Scott Mochkatel, a rescue swimmer stationed at Coast Guard Sector San Diego, helps Sig Hansen, a fishing vessel captain from the television program "Deadliest Catch", don a flight helmet June 8, in preparation for a helicopter flight. Hansen was given the opportunity to view search and rescue demonstrations from the flight crew's perspective for a Coast Guard segment of "After the Catch" that aired June 23. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)

(Above) SAN DIEGO -- AST3 Scott Mochkatel, a rescue swimmer stationed at Coast Guard Sector San Diego, helps Sig Hansen, a fishing vessel captain from the television program "Deadliest Catch," don a flight helmet June 8, in preparation for a helicopter flight. Hansen was given the opportunity to view search and rescue demonstrations from the flight crew's perspective for a Coast Guard segment of "After the Catch" that aired June 23. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)
SAN DIEGO -- AN Jonathan Kreske and Lt. Joshua Nelson, stationed at Coast Guard Sector San Diego, and Sig Hansen, a fishing vessel captain from the television program "Deadliest Catch," listen as Lt. Cmdr. Kendall Garran, also stationed at Sector, gives a preflight briefing June 8. Hansen was given the opportunity to view search and rescue demonstrations from the flight crew's perspective for a Coast Guard segment of "After the Catch" that aired June 23. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)

(Above) SAN DIEGO -- AN Jonathan Kreske and Lt. Joshua Nelson, stationed at Coast Guard Sector San Diego, and Sig Hansen, a fishing vessel captain from the television program "Deadliest Catch," listen as Lt. Cmdr. Kendall Garran, also stationed at Sector, gives a preflight briefing June 8. Hansen was given the opportunity to view search and rescue demonstrations from the flight crew's perspective for a Coast Guard segment of "After the Catch" that aired June 23. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)

 
Aids to Navigation Team San Diego Change of Command
SAN DIEGO Ð Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Dalager (left) sings the National Anthem while the color guard present colors, during the Aids to Navigation Team San Diego change of command ceremony held at Sector, Friday June 15, 2009. Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp relieved Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland as Officer in Charge. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA2 Jetta H. Disco)

SAN DIEGO - (left to right) Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp, Capt. Thomas Farris, and Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland, carry out the traditions of relief of command during the Aids to Navigation Team San Diego change of command ceremony held at Sector, Friday June 12, 2009. Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp relieved Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland as Officer in Charge. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA2 Jetta H. Disco)

(Above) SAN DIEGO - (left to right) Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp, Capt. Thomas Farris, and Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland, carry out the traditions of relief of command during the Aids to Navigation Team San Diego change of command ceremony held at Sector, Friday June 12, 2009. Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp relieved Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland as Officer in Charge.

(Top) Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Dalager (left) sings the National Anthem while the color guard present colors, during the Aids to Navigation Team San Diego change of command ceremony held at Sector, Friday June 15, 2009. Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Tapp relieved Petty Officer 1st Class Kristopher Nyland as Officer in Charge. (U.S. Coast Guard photos/PA2 Jetta H. Disco)

 
Coast Guard, Border Patrol intercept suspected migrants
SAN DIEGO – A panga boat used in smuggling suspected illegal migrants is moored to a pier at Coast Guard Sector San Diego June 9. Coast Guard and Border Patrol members intercepted the suspects near Dog Beach in Del Mar, Calif. Border Patrol agents took 19 suspected migrants that had come ashore into custody. Coast Guard Cutter Haddock intercepted the southbound panga with three more suspects aboard. The panga was towed to Coast Guard Sector San Diego, and the suspected illegal migrants were turned over to Border Patrol agents. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)
(Above) SAN DIEGO -- Coast Guard and Border Patrol members intercepted the suspects near Dog Beach in Del Mar, Calif.
Border Patrol agents took 19 suspected migrants that had come ashore into custody. Coast Guard Cutter Haddock intercepted the southbound panga with three more suspects aboard. The panga was towed to Coast Guard Sector San Diego, and the suspected illegal migrants were turned over to Border Patrol agents. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/PA3 Henry G. Dunphy)

 

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