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Morse code saves stricken vessel (Yachting and Boating World)

by NewsReader 10-24-2006

A coastguard officer helped save a stricken vessel last week by switching the lights on and off in a yacht club. Steve Mann was at Hayling Island Sailing Club with friends on 19 October when he received a page that there was a boat aground.

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