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2026-10-24 07:17
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24-year-old Coast Guard swimmer says he fought waves and darkness to rescue 16 people from ocean
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New York PostLean right
Coast Guard swimmer, 24, says he fought waves and darkness to rescue 16 people from Pacific Ocean
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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 2 outlets over 8h.
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- New York PostLean right
US Coast Guard swimmer Josh Law rescued 16 people from a capsized boat in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico. 11 others remain missing.
Read at nypost.com → - The Washington TimesLean right
Strapped into a harness, Josh Law was lowered from a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter into the rough Pacific Ocean in the pitch black night, far off the Mexican coast.
Read at washingtontimes.com →
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