LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE

Advanced search
9552 search results for '"refugee"&page=1'
List view Card view

Feature: Safety at the Seaside

Date: Spring 2004

Volume: 59

Issue: 568

Imagine you're on a beach in the summer sun. Nearby there's a family enjoying a day out. One child is building a huge sandcastle and another is playing in the water with friends.

Their laughter and excited shouts...

Category: Articles

The Merchant Vessel Galina

Date: Winter 2006

Volume: 60

Issue: 575

Fortitude off Falmouth Without power, Merchant Vessel Calina found herself at the mercy of a violent storm and drifting dangerously close to shore. With the nearest Coastguard Emergency Towing Vessel (ETV) several hours away, RNLI crew were...

IRB Launches. Rescues by IRB's in August were Carried out by the Following Stations

Date: December 1967

Volume: 40

Issue: 422

Rescues by IRB's in August were carried out by the following stations: NORTH WEST Moelfre, Anglesey - At 9.28 a.m. on 16th August, 1967, the coastguard told the honorary secretary that a boat was in difficulties in Red Wharf bay. The IRB...

Category: Services

Services of the Life-Boats of the Royal National Life-Boat Institution

Date: November 1905

Volume: 19

Issue: 218

HOLYHEAD, ANGLESEY.—Very heavy '.

seas accompanied a whole S.W. gale on the 15th March, and soon after daylight signals were observed from two vessels in the roads. The steam Life-boat Duke of Northumberland was...

Category: Services

The Cypriot Coaster Primrose

Date: Spring 1976

Volume: 44

Issue: 456

Hurricane in Straits of Dover DOVER STRAIT COASTGUARD received a Mayday call at 2204 on Monday, December 1, 1975, from the 1,199-ton phosphate loaded Cypriot coaster Primrose indicating loss of steering gear in a position some 3 miles east...

Paperchase

Date: Spring 2003

Volume: 59

Issue: 564

Two saved in harbour drama Faced with the choice of a wait offshore for eight hours in gale force conditions or reaching dry Land quickly by a risky harbour entry, which would you choose? Decision time When a crew of two undertook a maiden...

Life-Saving Hammocks and Mattresses

Date: February 1872

Volume: 08

Issue: 83

IN our August Number we inserted a Paper by ADMIRAL RIDER on the great advantage that would accrue if the ham- mocks in ships of -war could be made to serve as life-buoys, in the event of a ship suddenly foundering; more especially as in...

Category: Articles

The Wreck Register and Chart for the Year Ended the 30Th June, 1892

Date: November 1893

Volume: 15

Issue: 170

ONCE again the Board of Trade has issued its important and interesting Annual Blue Book, supplying all sorts of statistics and furnishing every possible information relative to the shipping casualties- and wrecks which take place each year...

Category: Articles

Additional Stations and New Life-Boats

Date: November 1884

Volume: 12

Issue: 134

EXMOUTH, DEVON.—A new Life-boat has been placed on this Station, in lieu of the old boat, and the gift by Mrs. JOSEPH SOMES of Annery House, North Devon, of 3,0001. to the Institution to defray the cost of a Life-boat and its permanent...

Category: Articles

The Princess Royal at Runswick. Inaugural Ceremony of "Robert Patton—The Always Ready."

Date: November 1934

Volume: 29

Issue: 320

Inaugural Ceremony of " Robert Patton—The Always Ready." H.R.H. The Princess Royal named the new motor life-boat at Runswick Bay, Yorkshire, on 20th September, in the presence of over 5,000 people from all parts of Yorkshire.<...

Category: Inaugurations