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• Nov. 8: A U.S. Coast Guard utility boat prepares to off-load passengers and crew from the stranded cruise ship, the Spirit of Nantucket. The cruise ship began taking on water while traveling the Intercostal Waterway through Virginia.
• Nov. 8: The crew of the stranded cruise ship, The Spirit of Nantucket, work to deploy special oil absorption and oil containment booms, while pumps work to remove water from the ship, in Virginia Beach Va.
• Nov. 8: U.S. Coast Guard personnel assist passengers of the stranded cruise ship, "The Spirit of Nantucket " off one of their 41-foot utility boats that was being used to transport passengers and crew from the stranded cruise ship, "The Spirit of Nantucket", in Virginia Beach, Va
• Nov. 8: The 207-foot long cruise ship, Spirit of Nantucket is shown in Virginia Beach, Va.
• Nov. 8: The 207-foot long cruise ship, Spirit of Nantucket, carrying 66 passengers and crew, began taking on water while traveling along the Intercoastal Waterway through Virginia Beach, Va.
• Nov. 8: Coast Guard boats attend to a small cruise ship that ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway near Virginia Beach, Va.
• Nov. 8: 7 Coast Guard boats attend to a small cruise ship that ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway, near Virginia Beach, Va.
• Nov. 8: 8 Coast Guard boats attend to a small cruise ship that ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway, near Virginia Beach, Va.
• Nov. 8: Coast Guard boats attend to a small cruise ship that ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway near Virginia Beach, Va.