Fanadik Island Micronesia

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Seamen saved from the secluded island of the Far East thanks to the'SOS' report printed in clay.

This man and his wife had been absent for a whole month after their 5.4m ship did not make it to the island of Tamatam. In their 1950s, the two had left Weno Island with little supply and no rescue gear on 17 August and were due to be arriving the next all-night. As they did not show up, the alert was triggered and the mass raid began, which involved 14 ships, two flight crew and a cops patrol sub.

Well, the break came on Wednesday when a vessel saw local light at noon. An American naval aircraft was used and after the garrison discovered the East Fayu Island residents next to the SOS call, a patrolling vessel was sent to collect them. They', said the US Embassy in Kolonia, the Federated States' capitol of Micronesia, on Friday,'are being found and awaiting a transporte.

It resembled a salvage in April when three men were rescued from Fanadik Island, several hundred leagues away from Papua New Guinea. You had written a giant "help" shield with black leaflets on the blank sands, which was sighted by the crews of a US Navy-airplane.