The correct answer is D) with the victim to windward. When approaching an unconscious person who has fallen overboard in a fresh breeze, it is safer to approach with the victim to windward. This allows the small craft to maintain control and maneuverability, as the wind will be pushing the craft towards the victim rather than away from them. Approaching with the victim to leeward (C) would be more challenging, as the wind could push the craft away from the victim. Approaching with the wind on the starboard (A) or port (B) side would also be less stable and controllable than having the wind at the craft's back.