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Crew of Fishing Vessel Towed to Safety
Fishing Vessel William Lee in rough seas Nov. 16. USCG photo by Coast Guard Cutter Legare
CAPE MAY — The crew of the Fishing Vessel William Lee was towed here Sunday, Nov. 16, by the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Legare.
The William Lee was disabled and adrift Saturday, Nov. 15, with six persons aboard 50 miles off the coast of this city..
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Thu, 11/20/2008 - 10:19pm - Posted by: Anonymous
Our son is currently stationed aboard the Legare. We are so proud of the U.S. Coast Guard and all the hard work they do for our great country! Way to go!
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