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Three Men Survive In the Pacific After Dismasting

By Sandy Parks · On February 28, 2020

(Outside Online) – Chris Carney, Pete Brown and Jun “Sumi” Sumiyama left Japan in November 2019 for a passage to Hawaii. About 1,000 miles out from Hawaill the mast aboard their 42-foot boat snapped and then the next day a storm hit. The Coco-Haz III turned turtle but eventually came back up after throwing everything around in the cabin along with injuring one of the crew. Carney told his story to Outside here

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