Ep 7. Land Ho
- TV-G
- January 18, 2012
- 42 min
In season 1, episode 7 of Coast Guard Alaska, titled "Land Ho," the dedicated men and women of the US Coast Guard continue their mission to protect and save lives in one of the most challenging environments on Earth: the Alaskan coastline.
As the episode begins, the crew of the Coast Guard cutter Chandeleur is tasked with responding to a distress call from a fishing vessel in trouble. The ship's engines have failed, leaving it stranded and vulnerable to the rough seas and dangerous weather conditions. The Coast Guard must locate the vessel and provide assistance as quickly as possible.
Meanwhile, at Air Station Kodiak, the Coast Guard's aviation team is preparing for a search and rescue mission to locate a missing boater who failed to return from a day trip. The team must fly through dense fog and low cloud cover to search a vast area of water in the hopes of locating the missing person before it's too late.
As the Chandeleur steams towards the distressed fishing vessel, the crew faces a new challenge: thick ice covering the surface of the water. The ice poses a serious threat to the safety of the boat and its crew, and the Coast Guard must navigate carefully to avoid a potentially catastrophic collision.
Back at Air Station Kodiak, the search and rescue mission continues despite the challenging weather conditions. The Coast Guard's highly trained pilots and crew use their advanced technology and expertise to search for any signs of the missing boater, despite the limited visibility and unpredictable winds.
As the episode progresses, both the Chandeleur and the aviation team face difficult obstacles that put their skills and training to the test. They must think quickly, work as a team, and use all the resources at their disposal to complete their missions and ensure the safety of those in danger.
In the end, the Coast Guard's unwavering commitment to its mission and the safety of those in need is on full display in "Land Ho." The men and women of the Coast Guard prove time and again that they are willing to put themselves in harm's way to protect and serve their fellow citizens, no matter the challenge.
