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In a dramatic turn of events, the crew aboard the container ship 'Angeles' successfully rescued a stranded boater, 62-year-old Stuart Bee, approximately 86 miles east of Port Canaveral, Florida, on November 29, 2020. After his 32-foot Sea Ray capsized, Bee managed to cling to the hull of his vessel until help arrived around 11 a.m. The day before, on November 28, Bee was reported missing after failing to return from his trip that began the previous day from Cape Marina in Port Canaveral. The Coast Guard Sector Jacksonville was alerted at 11:40 a.m. on November 28, by a concerned individual from Cape Marina, who noted that Bee rarely stays out overnight on his boat. In response, the Coast Guard dispatched a C-130 Hercules aircraft from Air Station Clearwater and instructed the personnel at Coast Guard Station Port Canaveral to initiate preliminary and extended communications in a bid to locate the missing boater. Furthermore, the command center of the 7th District Coast Guard issued an Enhanced Group Calling to maritime operators in the area, asking them to keep a vigilant lookout for any sign of Bee and report back to the Coast Guard. A U.S. Customs and Border Patrol air marine asset also joined the search efforts. This dramatic rescue highlights the importance of swift action and community support in maritime safety endeavors.

On July 12, 2018, the container vessel 'Angeles' encountered trouble and ran aground at Puerto Cortes. In response to the incident, a representative from the Protection and Indemnity (P&I) club boarded the ship to provide essential assistance with salvage operations. After overcoming the challenges posed by the grounding, the 'Angeles' set sail once again from Puerto Cortes on July 16. The ship made its way to Wilmington, where it arrived safely on July 19.

On July 12, 2018, the cargo vessel "Angeles" encountered a grounding incident while anchored in the waters of Puerto Cortes, Honduras, at 8 a.m. The vessel, which had arrived from Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, after departing on July 10, drifted aground shortly after dropping anchor. As of July 13, the ship remained immobilized at coordinates 15° 49.97' N 087° 56.66' W. In response to the situation, a Dutch salvage company has been engaged, and a team of technicians is set to arrive at the location to assist with the recovery efforts.