How one American entrepreneur spends his summers rescuing migrants from the Mediterranean sea (at a cost of $8MILLION)

• Multi-millionaire businessman Christopher Catrambone and his family set up Migrant Offshore Aid Station in 2013
• They have spent $8million of their own money on a former U.S. military training craft, drones and inflatable boats
• The craft, named the Phoenix, has a crew of 17, including maritime officers, security experts, and qualified medics
• Mr Catrambone and his wife, Regina, respond to distress calls and rescue migrants crossing from Africa to Europe
• So far, they have saved the lives of more than 3,000 people - and are hoping to save thousands more this summer
• Mr Catrambone, 31, who is worth over $10million, runs Tangiers Group, which provides insurance in conflict zones

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