Search aircraft rescued an American man and his wife were stranded for a week on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean after spotted the word "SOS"

 Search aircraft rescued an American man and his wife were stranded for  a week on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean after spotted the word  "SOS" which they wrote down in the sand, according to the Coast Guard  Sunday, August 28 / August.

And  found the couple in East Vaio island in Micronesia by the crew of a  plane belonging to the US Air Force after seeing the words "SOS" which  means (for help), according to the Coast Guard statement. The same source said that "the supplies were limited in their possession without having to have emergency equipment."

He said the crew that after the word for help monitor, respond to  signals from one of the people on the island was used as hand lamp to  draw attention to what the statement added.

She explained the United States Embassy in Micronesia Cologne via the  "Facebook", "the search for Linus and Jack Sabina successful."

She added, "Since the island is uninhabited and since we know that  Mrkphma equipped with a lamp hands, aircraft research and our face to  the island."

The couple from Wayne Obhra Island in Micronesia in the compound of a  length of five meters on August 17 have been reported disappeared as a  result of not attained Tamatam Island the next day as planned.

During the search operation, which lasted a full week coastguard they  said they were aided with 15 boats and two planes to cover the area with  an area of ​​43 thousand square kilometers in the ocean.
And the transfer of patrol boats to the couple Nomwen small coral island