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Coast Guard crew brain injuries and rescue operations
The U.S. Coast Guard faces documented cases of brain injuries among rescue boat crews from repeated exposure to rough seas, though the organization has pledged protective measures. Meanwhile, Coast Guard units continue conducting active rescue operations in coastal waters including Florida and Virginia.
U.S. Coast GuardCoast Guard rescue crewsRickenbacker CausewayChesapeake Bay
2026-08-04
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