Air Force Major Drowns On Cruise Ship

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Air force major drowns on cruise ship. A US Air Force major drowned in a pool aboard the Caribbean Princess cruise ship. A US Air Force major has drowned in a Caribbean Princess cruise ship pool. The ships medical team could not revive him and Princess said the death appears to be accidental.

AP An Air Force major has drowned while on a cruise in the Caribbean. The man believed to be in his 30s was found in the bottom of the Neptune pool on deck 15 of the Caribbean Princess around 500 am. The cruise line said Osakue an Air Force major was found unresponsive in the pool at around 5am.

Cruise ship giant Carnival has once again found themselves in hot water after a fatal drowning accident aboard one of their luxury liners claimed the life of a decorated military member this past Friday near Port Everglades in Broward County. The Avenger by General Atomics supports a ground control crew of two members. Cruise ships response ad hoc and disorganized after man falls off boat drunk and drowns report finds A Transportation Safety Board report said the crews response was ad hoc and disorganized.

Princess Cruises spokesman announced Osakue was found unresponsive in one. Stephen Osakue 37 worked for the Air Force as a research pharmacist according to a statement by the medical examiners. A 37-year-old Air Force major drowned in a swimming pool aboard Princess Cruises Caribbean Princess according to the cruise line and the Broward County Medical Examiners Office.

The Broward County Florida medical examiners office says 37-year-old Stephen Osakue drowned. 301 Moved Permanently. The Broward County Florida medical examiners office says 37-year-old Stephen Osakue drowned.

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