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FIRST TEAM departs for Europe, honors one of their own - Vimarsana News

FIRST TEAM departs for Europe, honors one of their own

FORT CAVAZOS, Texas (FOX 44) – The 1st Cavalry Division will formally case the unit colors at a special ceremony in preparation for its rotation to command rotational forces in Europe. The ceremony will take place at 9 a.m. Friday on Cooper Field. Deploying units of the division headquarters, along with their leaders and guidons, […]

Capricorn coast: Photo emerges of Brisbane couple rescued from the ocean after three days at see - Vimarsana News

Capricorn coast: Photo emerges of Brisbane couple rescued from the ocean after three days at see

Benjamin Ng and his partner Pei, from Brisbane, were swept out to sea after getting caught in a rip while paddle boarding around North West Island, off the coast of Central Queensland, on Saturday.

Couple rescued by Yeppoon fisherman in Queensland after treading water for three days - Vimarsana News

Couple rescued by Yeppoon fisherman in Queensland after treading water for three days

Lorne Benussi, from the coastal town of Yeppoon in Queensland, was on a fishing trip with his father when he came across the desperate pair.

'No-one Even Knew They Were Gone or Missing' - Vimarsana News

'No-one Even Knew They Were Gone or Missing'

A couple spent days treading water miles out to sea after getting swept away during a camping trip to a secluded island.

'Absolutely buggered': paddleboarding couple survive three days adrift off Queensland coast | Queensland - Vimarsana News

'Absolutely buggered': paddleboarding couple survive three days adrift off Queensland coast | Queensland

Lorne Benussi says he found the pair 55km from North West Island, from where they had drifted out to sea