Winnipeg sailor missing from Canadian navy ship, military says
A search is underway in waters west of San Francisco for a master sailor from Winnipeg who s gone missing, the Canadian military says.
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Posted: Dec 15, 2020 5:11 AM CT | Last Updated: December 16, 2020
A master sailor is missing from HMCS Winnipeg, seen here dockside in Vancouver in 2014. (Jimmy Jeong/The Canadian Press)
A search is underway in waters west of San Francisco for a master sailor from Winnipeg who s gone missing, the Canadian military says.
Duane Earle is believed to have accidentally fallen overboard HMCS Winnipeg early Monday, about 925 kilometres off the coast, National Defence said in a statement released Tuesday.
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