Three Stranded Sailors Rescued By U.S. Coast Guard and Navy in Secluded Island
Three sailors, who were stranded on a secluded island in the Pacific Ocean area for more than a week, were finally rescued on Tuesday by the U.S. Coast Guard and the Navy after they were supposed to be home on Saturday while adventuring out on a voyage from Polowat Atoll on Easter.
The trio, all men in their 40s, reportedly embarked on their voyage from Polowat Atoll Easter Sunday in a 20-foot open skiff, equipped with an outboard motor and experience in navigating those waters.
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Great work to the Navy and U.S. Coast Guard for rescuing the three men. We hope the men are recovering and doing well after the rescue. Please be safe out there!
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