Rescued sailors on surviving five months stranded at sea

Two women who were lost at sea for months are now safe on land. Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava arrived in Japan on Monday, their first time on solid ground in nearly six months. A Navy ship rescued them on Wednesday after they had drifted thousands of miles in the Pacific Ocean. Jericka Duncan reports.

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[blackbird]

One full year's supply of 'extra food.' Did NOT use the EPIRB. Use of the EPIRB does forfeit one's ownership of the craft, anyone who comes to your rescue has the RIGHT to use it to compensate them for that rescue. The Navy DOES have the right, and usually does sink derelict boats on the open sea. (a little target practice for the gunners.)
These two and their pets are way too chubby, and happy, and show very little signs of 'helplessness.' They're selling a book, a story, a magazine story at the very least.

[cassk]

Not in life threatening situation but yet she just said they wrote in a log left for right

[Littlething]

Gayle: Her friends and family are like What! What's wrong with you! You won't find me out there!
Charlie Rose: It's like falling off your horse and getting back on
Blank stares silence lol Hmmm falling off a stranded for 5 months through a hurricane like storm and shark infested people just have different perspectives on life.

[SlowBoatSailing]

This is some terrible reporting #fakenews