Ice chests and a beer can save two men adrift off Bahamas
Two Florida men adrift for two days after their fishing boat sank off the Bahamas used a Michelob beer can to signal and two heavy-duty ice chests as life rafts. They rode 10 foot seas, kept a bleeding foot inside a chest, and were rescued after radio failure.
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Sailors Rescued After Reaching Rokako Amid Gulf Drift
Federico and Rice recount their survival after drifting near navigational buoys in the Gulf Stream. A container ship Rokako spotted and hailed their rescue as the pair, frostbitten and sunburned, were pulled aboard with a lifeline. They credited Michelob and Pompanette ice chests for keeping them alive.
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Ederico
Coast Guard
Rice
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