Tsunami warning buoy recovery

Tsunami warning buoy recovery. This buoy had broken free from its mooring. The size of the buoy is becoming apparent as it the distance between the ship and the buoy is reduced.

Photo Location: Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Alaska
Photo Date: 2005 July 13

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Author: LCDR Mark Wetzler, NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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