USCG oil drilling arctic platform Kodiak Kulluk MH-60 Jayhawk Alaska accident disaster tow towing energy Sitkalidak Island Royal Dutch Shell enviornmental enviornment ecology winter storm day outdoors US USA America Coast Guard rescue beached grounded waves swells aerial horizontal

USCG oil drilling arctic platform Kodiak Kulluk MH-60 Jayhawk Alaska accident disaster tow towing energy Sitkalidak Island Royal Dutch Shell enviornmental enviornment ecology winter storm day outdoors US USA America Coast Guard rescue beached grounded waves swells aerial horizontal Stock Photo

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4500 x 3214 px | 38.1 x 27.2 cm | 15 x 10.7 inches | 300dpi

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3 January 2013

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Sitkalidak Island, Alaska, USA

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The mobile drilling unit Kulluk grounded in winter storms after breaking free of it tow January 3, 2013 along Sitkalidak Island, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

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RMD1W993–The tug boat Nanuq attempts to tow the mobile drilling platform Kulluk in 15 to 20-foot seas December 29, 2012, 80 miles southwest of Kodiak City, Alaska. The tug Aiviq lost the initial tow Thursday and suffered several engine failures resulting in US Coast Guard rescue response.

RMD1W98H–The mobile drilling unit Kulluk grounded in winter storms after breaking free of it tow January 1, 2013 along Sitkalidak Island, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD1W98T–The mobile drilling unit Kulluk grounded in winter storms after breaking free of it tow January 1, 2013, 80 miles southwest of Kodiak City, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD1W996–A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter lifts the first six of 18 crewmen from the mobile drilling unit Kulluk December 29, 2012, 80 miles southwest of Kodiak City, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD1W990–A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter lifts the first six of 18 crewmen from the mobile drilling unit Kulluk December 29, 2012, 80 miles southwest of Kodiak City, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD1W98E–Rear Adm. Thomas Ostebo, commander, 17th Coast Guard District and D17 Incident Management Team commander, conducts an aerial view of the mobile drilling unit Kulluk January 1, 2013 near Sitkalidak Island, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD1W98N–Rear Adm. Thomas Ostebo, commander, 17th Coast Guard District and D17 Incident Management Team commander, conducts an aerial view of the mobile drilling unit Kulluk January 1, 2013 near Sitkalidak Island, Alaska. The Kulluk was floating free after the ship towing it lost power and its tow connection in the Kodiak archipelago.

RMD2BGJF–The stranded Arctic-class drilling unit the Kulluk is towed to a safe harbor off Kodiak Island January 7, 2013 in the Gulf of Alaska . The Kulluk will undergo a safety assessment before resuming its journey to Seattle for repairs and maintenance.

RMD2BGJY–The stranded Arctic-class drilling unit the Kulluk receives supplies after being towed to a safe harbor off Kodiak Island January 7, 2013 in the Gulf of Alaska . The Kulluk will undergo a safety assessment before resuming its journey to Seattle for repairs and maintenance.

RMD2BGKW–The stranded Arctic-class drilling unit the Kulluk receives supplies after being towed to a safe harbor off Kodiak Island January 7, 2013 in the Gulf of Alaska . The Kulluk will undergo a safety assessment before resuming its journey to Seattle for repairs and maintenance.