Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey asks the U.S. Navy to assist with recovery efforts following the January sinking of the fishing vessel Lily Jean off the state’s coast. The vessel went down in January and all seven crew members died, prompting an investigation and ongoing search for physical evidence connected to the incident. According to reports, Healey’s request seeks support from Navy resources to retrieve items from the wreck site, including the bodies of the crew members and additional evidence. Coverage also notes that officials are looking to recover equipment from the location of the sinking, including a recorder referenced in connection with the vessel. The state’s request reflects the need for specialized capabilities to operate in the marine environment where the wreck remains located. Details about the timing or scope of the Navy’s involvement are not specified in the available accounts.