据美国海岸警卫队称，一艘渔船在阿拉斯加海岸外的寒冷水域倾覆，一名15岁的男孩在船上幸存，而他的两名船员遇难。
周四，在接受美国广播公司新闻采访时，海岸警卫队飞行员在白令海发现了坐在翻船上的唯一幸存者，称这次救援是“情绪过山车”。
少校·黄邦贤·雷施对美国广播公司记者特雷弗·奥尔特说：“我们找到了他，既兴奋又感激，同时，我们也非常后悔没有及时找到另外两个人。”。
根据海岸警卫队的说法，这艘18英尺长的渔船周五离开了圣劳伦斯岛的萨沃恩加，定于周日早些时候返回。据报道，周日晚上逾期，促进了搜救工作。
据海岸警卫队称，由于天气原因，海岸警卫队HC-130大力神机组人员直到周一才能开始搜索。
Resch在周一早上发现这个少年坐在离圣劳伦斯岛大约4英里的小船上，称之为“不可思议”
“人们无法在这种情况下生存，”他说。“人不是翻船熬过夜的。他们不会在温水中做，更不用说在40度的水中了。”
海岸警卫队与附近的一艘好心人船只西北探险者协调救援。
Resch说，机组人员在水中投放照明弹和救生筏，以增加该少年翻船的能见度，同时等待西北探险者的到来。
“这本身就是另一个奇迹，”Resch在谈到船只救援时说。
救援视频显示，这名少年跪在倾覆的小船上，他用一根沉甸甸的绳索卷了起来，然后被带上了西北探险者号渔船。
海岸警卫队称，这名15岁的幸存者出现了体温过低的症状。两名死者从水中被打捞上来，与幸存者一起被运送到诺姆。
海岸警卫队没有公布遇难船员或幸存者的姓名。
北极区指挥官少将·鲍勃·利特尔在一份声明中说，“我们的心与遭受这两名船员遇难影响的家庭、朋友和社区同在。”。“我们非常感谢机动船只西北探索者号、联邦、州、村庄第一反应人员和任务合作伙伴做出的巨大努力，他们帮助拯救了一条生命。”
Teen rescued from atop overturned boat in deadly capsize off Alaska coast
A 15-year-old boy survived atop a fishing vessel after it capsized in frigid waters off the coast of Alaska， while his two crew members died， according to the U．S． Coast Guard．
The Coast Guard pilot who spotted the lone survivor sitting atop the overturned boat in the Bering Sea called the rescue an ＂emotional roller coaster＂ in an interview with ABC News on Thursday．
＂We are beyond excited and beyond grateful that we found him， and at the same time， we are overwhelmingly remorseful that we didn＇t find the other two in time，＂ Lt． Cmdr． Jonathon Resch told ABC News correspondent Trevor Ault．
The 18-foot fishing vessel had departed Savoonga on St． Lawrence Island on Friday and was due back early Sunday， according to the Coast Guard． It was reported overdue Sunday night， prompting the search and rescue effort．
Due to weather conditions， the Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules aircrew wasn＇t able to begin the search until Monday， according to the Coast Guard．
Resch spotted the teen sitting on top of the skiff Monday morning approximately 4 miles from St． Lawrence Island， calling it ＂nothing short of miraculous．＂
＂People don＇t survive those scenarios，＂ he said． ＂People don＇t flip boats and survive nights． They don＇t do it in warm water， let alone in water that＇s， you know， 40 degrees．＂
The Coast Guard coordinated the rescue with a nearby good Samaritan vessel， Northwest Explorer．
The aircrew dropped flares and life rafts in the water to increase the visibility of the teen＇s overturned boat while waiting for the Northwest Explorer to arrive， Resch said．
＂That＇s another miracle in itself，＂ Resch said of the boat rescue．
Video of the rescue showed the teen kneeling on the overturned skiff as he＇s reeled in with a heaving line and then brought aboard the Northwest Explorer fishing vessel．
The 15-year-old survivor had symptoms of hypothermia， the Coast Guard said． The two deceased boaters were recovered from the water and transported along with the survivor to Nome．
The Coast Guard has not released the names of the deceased boaters or the survivor．
＂Our hearts go out to the families， friends， and communities affected by the tragic loss of these two mariners，＂ Rear Adm． Bob Little， the commander of the Arctic District， said in a statement． ＂We are grateful for the incredible efforts of the motor vessel Northwest Explorer， Federal， State， Village first responders and mission partners who assisted in the effort that resulted in a life saved．＂
