You could be part of a dramatic rescue like this by enrolling in Amver.
Photo credit: crew of the M/V Ostende Max
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
American sailor rescued
An American yachtsman learned about the Amver system the hard way! The 47 year old sailor was on a voyage from Costa Rica to Hawaii in his 34 foot sailboat when, on May 8th, he felt something bang up against the hull and dislodge his rudder. Further inspection revealed water pouring in through the rudder shaft. Fortunately the Isle of Man flagged Amver participant, Ostende Max, diverted and rescued the sailor. These incredible photos show the rescue unfold.
You could be part of a dramatic rescue like this by enrolling in Amver.
Photo credit: crew of the M/V Ostende Max
You could be part of a dramatic rescue like this by enrolling in Amver.
Photo credit: crew of the M/V Ostende Max
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