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2026-11-05 09:02
Sailor, 86, and His Dog Rescued in the Pacific from Disabled Sailboat After Going Missing Two Months
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Sailor, 86, and His Dog Rescued in the Pacific from Disabled Sailboat After Going Missing Two Months
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- CBS NewsLean left
The U.S. Coast Guard in Guam confirmed that the skiff with nine people aboard had been reported missing in July.
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An 86-year-old man and his dog were rescued in treacherous seas from their disabled sailboat that had drifted hundreds of miles off the California coast after the senior sailor had not been heard from for more than two months.
Read at breitbart.com → - Fox NewsRight
A Coast Guard aircrew spotted the sailboat 460 miles off San Diego after an emergency beacon alert launched a dramatic search and rescue mission.
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BreitbartRight
Sailor, 86, and His Dog Rescued in the Pacific from Disabled Sailboat After Going Missing Two Months
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Man, 86, and his dog rescued hundreds of miles off California coast after going silent for 2 months
Read at foxnews.com →CBS NewsLean left
5 people rescued in South Pacific after months at sea, 4 still missing
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