A local boat company out on a private charter is being credited for their quick thinking after a Navy jet crashed into the San Diego Bay Wednesday morning.

A U.S. Navy jet crashed off the coast of San Diego, but the two crew members were able to eject and were rescued by a fishing ...

Authorities say a U.S. Navy jet crashed off the coast of San Diego but the two crew members were able to eject and were rescued by a fishing boat ...

An ABC 10News crew was at the scene reporting on another story when they saw what appeared to be a military aircraft crash ...

Two U.S. Navy crew members ejected from a military jet before it crashed into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego.

An unresponsive man was rescued from a spinning boat on Lake Dias in Volusia County, Florida. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office and Volusia County Fire Rescue responded to the scene and were ...

“Responding units spotted a single unresponsive occupant on the boat and quickly came up with a plan to rescue him,” the sheriff’s office wrote in the Facebook post. “The Marine Unit crew ...

Anthony Shank and Volusia County Fire Rescue Acting Division Chief John Kyp. Great job all! Neither option worked -- so the responding officers tried a riskier strategy. The sheriff's boat was ...

Florida first responders rescued an unresponsive man in a spinning boat in a dramatic rescue captured on video. The Volusia Sheriff's Office said its deputies and the Volusia County Fire Rescue ...

Units responding to the marine call just information. Coast Guard does have *** building route, however, it's an unknown ETA. And just an update, uh, vessels still about the 8500 block uh Highway ...

The incident happened Tuesday on Lake Dias in DeLeon Springs when the Volusia Sheriff's Office and fire rescue responded to reports of a boat spinning in circles. Aerial and body camera footage ...

A video shared from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office's Facebook page shows deputies and Fire Rescue crews approach the spinning boat. The man can be seen lying down on his side as the vessel ...