RedactedNarrative: Subjects had purchased the vessel in Oxford MD. They had left from there, the morning of this incident, transiting to their home in Needville TX. Once they entered the Atlantic Ocean, off the shores of Virginia Beach, The vessel ran out of fuel. 
  
  They attempted to contact Sea Tow, but at that time there was a small craft advisory in effect and because of the hazardous sea conditions, Sea Tow was unable to provide assistance. They attempted to get assistance from the USCG, However there nearest vessel capable of handling the sea conditions was 2 hours away. Eventually the winds and currant pushed their vessel closer towards the beach. 
  
  Subject1 was instructed to drop anchor, but was unable to get it fully set before they were caught in the surf. The anchor was able to hold for a short time, until the line broke and the boat was pushed stern first onto the beach. Damage was caused to the rudder system as the vessel ran aground. They were assisted off the vessel by members of the Virginia Beach Life Guard Services. Both refused medical treatment by VB fire and rescue.  There was a small craft advisory in effect.