Elizabeth City, United States - March 06, 2025 A daring rescue unfolded 200 nautical miles off the North Carolina coast as a Coast Guard helicopter swooped in to save an injured crewmember. The dramatic medevac took place on March 6, 2025, aboard the bulk carrier Sakizaya Queen. Crews from USCG Air Station Elizabeth City sprang into action, deploying an MH-60T helicopter to airlift the stricken sailor to safety. The B-Roll footage captures the tense moment as the chopper hovers above the vast ocean, battling winds to reach the ship. The injured crewmember, whose condition remains undisclosed, was hoisted aboard in a precision operation. Far from shore, the Sakizaya Queen relied on the Coast Guard’s swift response to avert disaster. The helicopter’s crew showcased their skill, navigating the treacherous distance to pluck the sailor from danger. This heart-pounding rescue highlights the bravery of the Elizabeth City team, who train relentlessly for such high-stakes missions. Onlookers can only imagine the relief aboard the vessel as the MH-60T roared back to base with its precious cargo.