Idaho Army National Guard Conducts Remote Rescue Mission
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“The Idaho Army National Guard assisted with a search and rescue mission near New Meadows, Idaho, Oct. 29”
“marking the second time in as many months the team has supported local fire and emergency medical services in a remote part of the state”
“an HH-60 Black Hawk crew hoisted a 46-year-old woman, who had suffered a broken ankle on a hiking trail, and transported her to the airport”
“The Idaho Army National Guard previously assisted the agency in September with another remote rescue mission involving a hunter who punctured his calf after an arrow fell out of his quiver.”
“Idaho Army National Guard HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters provide search and rescue agencies throughout Idaho with a unique capability.”
“These aircraft allow crews to operate at high elevations and are equipped with hoists capable of rescuing people from rugged and inaccessible terrain.”
“The Idaho Army National Guard operates the only helicopters in the state with this hoist capability.”
“The team has completed 17 successful search and rescue missions this year, including four in October.”
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