Jamaica-Bay

On Feb 14, 2026,, the crew of the 'Jamaica Bay' rescued three fishermen, after their boat sank approximately 50 miles off the coast of Brazil. The bulk carrier was transiting from Praia Mole to São Francisco Do Sul, when the fishermen were spotted in the water and promptly brought onboard. All three were found to be in good health and were later transferred to the Brazilian Navy after coordination with the Maritime Rescue.

An Air Station Kodiak Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew, forward deployed to the Bering Sea region, medevaced an ill crewman from the "Jamaica Bay" 92 miles west of Dutch Harbor, on Aug 20, 2013. The watch center in Juneau had received a medevac request from the crew of the vessel in the early morning. The "Jamaica Bay", more than 356 miles west of Dutch Harbor at the time of the request, was outside the range of the Dolphin. The watchstanders directed the crew of the bulk carrier to alter course toward Dutch Harbor. The Dolphin crew launched from Dutch Harbor once the vessel was in range and hoisted the mariner, a 37-year-old Chinese mariner, who was suffering from severe abdominal distress, aboard and transported him safely to awaiting emergency medical personnel in Dutch Harbor for treatment.