March 3rd, 2010
Another Tasking for Unit 12
Early morning outing for duty crew
Ken Moore tasked to assist in recovery of deceased personFebruary 17th, 2010
First Search of the New Year
Unit 12 involved in search prompted by mayday call
Unit 12 involved in search of Sechelt Inlet as the result of Mayday call to Comox Coast Guard Radio.December 17th, 2009
Ken Moore goes back to Zodiac for repairs and refurbishing.
Repairs give opportunity for installation of new SAR device
File photo by R. McKee
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October 23rd, 2009
Unit 12, CCGA, Halfmoon Bay Seaches for missing Male
Unit 12's "Ken Moore" called out for search
CCGA Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay spends two and a half hours on search for missing male.September 7th, 2009
CCGA Ken Moore Tasked to Find and Assist Vessel in Distress.
Chart plotter is of great assistance in finding vessel.
Unit 12 tasked to find and assist disabled vessel to safety.August 11th, 2009
Active Weekend for the Ken Moore.
Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary rescue vessel tows disabled vessel to safety.
"Ken Moore" tows disabled vessel with five on board from Trail Islands to safety in Secret CoveAugust 9th, 2009
Excitement? No, but Necessary.
Unit 12 tasked to assist in recovery of vessel taking on water.
Ken Moore and damaged vessel at Cooper's Green. Photo by R.L. McKee
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July 30th, 2009
Unit 12 Busy Again
Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary, Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay, assists injured person in Davis Bay.
'Ken Moore' assists injured swimmer by tranporting him to beach in Davis Bay.July 21st, 2009
Unit 12 on Search Saturday Night.
Ken Moore searches for possible vessel adrift.
Ken Moore tasked to search for vessel which had appeared to lose power. Unit 12 on unsuccessful search for approximately two and one half hours. Subsequently no vessel was reported missing.June 19th, 2009
Unit 12 Involved in Incident with Other Units
The more the merrier...
CCG Hovercraft Siyay with vessel in distress. Photo by D. Gordon
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