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Trump Donates to United Cajun Navy for Search and Rescue Mission The group on Friday on social media confirmed Trump’s donation, thanking him. “We will bring every crewmember of the #seacorpower vessel home!” the nonprofit wrote in a tweet. Todd Terrell, the president of the United Cajun Navy, confirmed to local news outlets that Trump donated $10,000. He said the money would be used to bolster search efforts for crew members from Seacor Power, a 129-foot lift boat that capsized on April 13 off the coast of Louisiana. Trump’s office did not respond to a request for comment. A U.S. Co...

United Cajun Navy President Todd Terrell said on Monday they are bringing in cadaver dogs to search the Chauvin Island area, around Harbor Light Marina, after finding Seacor life vests. #BREAKING airboats, seaplanes and cadaver dogs are searching lower Terrebone Parish this morning after 9 life vests from the capsized SeaCor Lift Boat were discovered in the area near Chauvin. @Unitedcajunnavy says they have a renewed sense of hope this morning @FOX8NOLApic.twitter.com/0Aw78LRa9G— Josh Roberson FOX 8 (@JRobersonFOX8) April 26, 2021 There will be boats, airboats, drones, sea planes, helicopte...

Report from Louisiana: Loose Thoughts By:  Pat Austin SHREVEPORT:  Random thoughts and observations today. Help Wanted.  Have you noticed that nobody wants to work anymore? I mean, with this extended unemployment and the stimulus rollouts, the restaurants and shops around here are all begging for help. Almost everywhere you go there are help wanted signs. We went to a Mexican restaurant after church today and the first thing the hostess told us was “we are short of servers today – nobody wants to work…”.  It’s crazy.  I went to Bed, Bath, & Beyond later: also help wanted signs....

Washington Examiner’s request for comment. The vessel capsized off the southern coast of Louisiana on April 13 after winds reached speeds of 70 to 80 miles an hour. Six people were rescued, and authorities have confirmed that six people were killed in the incident. The Coast Guard suspended the search for the vessel on April 19, after a 175-hour search of over 9,200 nautical miles. After the search was suspended, Capt. Will Watson, the commander of Coast Guard Sector New Orleans, thanked everyone who had assisted with the rescue effort and extended his condolences to the families and frie...

"What we're doing is providing air support," said Todd Terrell, Founder of United Cajun Navy. The United Cajun Navy is organizing a search by air. Terrell said two to three planes are searching 15 hours a day with the help of companies like Cajun Air, a charter service out of Lafitte. "They stepped up and volunteered their planes and pilots and said if we can supply fuel, they’ll keep the planes up," Terrell said. While the Coast Guard has suspended it's search and rescue operations, Seacor Marine said Monday 17 divers are still searching inside the vessel floor by floor. "There is a glimme...