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Rescue of passengers from a sinking ship off the Transkei Coast
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When the Oceanos sailed into a Force 9 storm off the Wild Coast of South Africa, it set off a chain of events which reverberated around the world. The circumstances of its sinking, the behaviour of its captain and most of the officers and the crew and the amazing sea rescue which followed makes absorbing reading. The stories of the survivors adds the personal touch resulting in an epic saga that has few rivals in sea lore.
 





Acknowledgements 
Prologue 
Chapter 1 Cape of Storms 
Chapter 2 East London interlude 
Chapter 3 Abandoned by some of the crew 
Chapter 4 Calls for assistance 
Chapter 5 All lifeboats gone 
Chapter 6 Dolphins at dawn 
Chapter 7 Helicopter shuttle 
Chapter 8 Navy diver's dilemma 
Chapter 9 The Haven 
Chapter 10 Homeward bound 
Chapter 11 World media's reaction 
Chapter 12 Reunions and the Achille Lauro 
Appendix 
Appendix A Passenger list 
Appendix B Oceanos Passenger destinations 
Appendix C Lifeboats  
Appendix D Oceanos song lyrics by Moss Hills 
Appendix E Awards granted for the Oceanos rescue 
Appendix F The first South African maritime helicopter rescue  
Bibliography 
Other titles by the author 
The Author
The Author
Ian is a descendant of Knysna's first settler of 1770. He attended Muir College in Uitenhage and then served in the Air Force Gymnasium. He graduated from the University of Cape Town with a B Comm and also captained its boxing team. He was Selected as South Africa's first Commerce exchange student where he worked and studied in the USA then returned to qualify as a chartered accountant.
He lives with his family in Knysna.
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