PHOTOS: Grand Haven ice rescue training as seen by responder, 'victim'

A crewmember from Coast Guard Station Grand Haven, Mich., prepares to use a MARSARS board to retrieve another team member playing the “victim” who has fallen through the ice and into the Grand River, during an ice rescue drill, as seen through the eyes of a responder, March 12, 2015. As temperatures rise, the Coast Guard is warning the public about the dangers of ice, and to remain away from frozen waterways and ice caves. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Dustin McClelland) A member of Coast Guard Station Grand Haven, Mich., playing the “victim” who has fallen through the ice and into the Grand River, is placed onto a MARSARS board and pulled to safety during an ice rescue drill, as seen through the eyes of a responder, March 12, 2015. As temperatures rise, the Coast Guard is warning the public of the dangers of ice, and to remain away from frozen waterways and ice caves. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Dustin McClelland) A crewmember from Coast Guard Station Grand Haven, Mich., portraying a person who has fallen through the ice and into the Grand River, waits to be lifted onto an inflatable rescue craft during an ice rescue drill, as seen through the eyes of the “victim,” March 12, 2015. As temperatures rise, the Coast Guard is warning the public of the dangers of ice, and to remain away from frozen waterways and ice caves. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Dustin McClelland) A crewmember from Coast Guard Station Grand Haven, Mich., prepares to lift another team member, portraying a person who has fallen through the ice and into the Grand River, onto an inflatable rescue craft during an ice rescue drill, as seen through the eyes of the “victim,” March 12, 2015. As temperatures rise, the Coast Guard is warning the public about the dangers of ice, and to remain away from frozen waterways and ice caves. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Dustin McClelland)