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Thanks for watching! I'll keep working to keep them going.

Hell yeah. It was cracking me up how they went from super professional and straight faced at intro, to still pro, but total cali brah in seconds lol 😂😂🤘

@@tomdaley9154 Its why I love getting into the full story with everyone. The real personality comes out to tell the story. Makes it so much more meaningful. 😃

Thats fantastic. If you are still in contact with him and he has a few stories, please feel free to send him my way!

Thank you! Consider it done. Trying to make it better and better all the time.

Wow! Thank you!

An amazing career at that too!

High Year Ten-year Kicked me out. Physically Fitz, too many E7,8,9 with 35 plus yeas!

Can you be a little morer specific? Wearing in the pictures, the interview? When and where? I'm sure we can get the answer.

Sorry. My initial question was pretty bad. I'm referring to Rob's hat. It has the "R" from the Rainier Beer. But says Rescue something or another. Looks cool and was hoping to see what it says and potentially get it... Thanks for the help and quick response.

@@gmf3385 Let me ask and get back to you.

@@therealresq Hey! I certainly don't mean to be a pest. Just curious if you heard back? Thanks!

@@gmf3385 You're not being a pest at all. I appreciate the reminder. I sure did and here is what he said; "Hey Jason, that hat was a gift from the boys at the 304th Rescue Squadron…(PJs) They came to AHRS as students and gave us hats and patches after graduation…they were rock stars, as I’m sure you can imagine. The hat is a play on Rainer 🍺…which is a PNW staple."

I sure have. Quite a few USN Rescue Swimmers. I would love to have your story though. Please feel free to reach out to me. jason@therealresq.com

Thank you. It's given me ideas for more like this too. If you have ideas, please keep feel free to send them.

Of course he did!! HAHAHA

Thank you so much. Yes Sir!! I love being able to do this. If you have stories you'd like to share, please let me know!

Agreed for sure.

Thank you!!

Keep up the training and the motivation. Most of all, just dont quit!! I look forward to seeing your name added to the list.

No doubt!

Thanks for listening. I'll be here when you are ready to tell your stories too.

Hello from Egypt! Thanks for checking out The Real ResQ!

Thanks for taking time to listen. 😃

True statement.

That means you know exactly what we are talking about. A back breaker for sure. I'd love to hear some of your stories if you'd be willing to share. Reach out to me jason@therealresq.com.

Absolutely. He hooked me up with a hat embroidered with #500 on it. I was honored.

I've reached out to ask.

I just heard back from Buck, he certainly was stationed with Eli. They were together in Cape Cod.

Thank you for posting this message. There is a lot more context with this clip. I'd recommend listening the the entirety of Episode 141: Matthew Fader with Swedish Sea Rescue Society (SSRS). He goes into great detail about this rescue and so much more that he was involved with. I'd also recommend Ep 119: Jose Pastor Rescue Swimmer from Spain as he was dealing with a lot of the same issues. I would like to hear more about what you're talking about in your message if you're willing to talk. Please feel free to reach out, jason@therealresq.com.

@@therealresq thank you i watched a few of your shows. I like the very real talk ' make the long story long'. I am sorry if i came off rude. Ill def watched the ones you reccomended. Thank you, please keep doing what you are doing

@@sierra5121 Thank you for taking time to watch and listen to some of these incredible stories. I appreciate all feedback. If you have any stories of your own you'd be willing to share, I'd be happy to discuss further. Please feel free to email me at anytime.

Thank you. 😃

This is a scenario and circumstance situation. It would depend on how long the flight would be. What aircraft you're flying in. The few times I have been involved with this, we were on the ground when the intubation happened. Either stabilize the paitent and tube them before you take off or as soon as you land before you shut down. As you probably know, there are the treatment plans that you can do if you're not in a position to intubate. This is definitely a deeper conversation. Happy to discuss more if you'd like. Feel free to email me at jason@therealresq.com.

Hey, specific to the story I shared, the patient was intubated in the helicopter using a Glide Scope. It’s basically a small mobile version of the laryngoscope/fiber optic camera that you would see used in a surgical/hospital environment. Like any tool, there are limitations but usually they work fantastic and make it easy to visualize your landmarks and place your ET tube. Great question and I hope you enjoyed the episode. Brice Stella

Thanks for checking it out!

Good luck man! Then come back and tell us some stories!

Thank you!

Oh heck yeah! I'm ready to hear your stories too. Please reach out to me and let make this happen!!

Thanks for listening!

Thank you. I already know what i want to do for the next one.

GSAR in Canada? You have my curiosity and attention. Could I come to you and you show me what you guys do? Send me and email jason@therealresq.com lets see what we can do together. Patch, thank you. We need to get you one!

Thank you so much. I am hoping I can do a lot more. We will see. 😁

Thank you! I'd love to have you as a guest on the podcast too. Lets hear some of your rescue stories.

@@therealresq That would be awesome! Send me a PM. We can set it up.

Lets set it up with you guys too!

Thank you!

Thank you! Part 2 is just as good.

Roger that!! OORAH!!

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Thank you! I appreciate you listening/watching.

😆😆 Its on the top of my list!!

Thats what I'm talking about!

I would have to say so. I've loved it from day 1! USCG Rescue Swimmer #500

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoy it. 😃

Hello Gary. Thank you so much for this message. Please note that I have passed this message on to Bob. I enjoyed listening to his story about you guys. If you'd be willing, I'd love to hear it directly from you. Moreover, if you have any rescue type stories while you were in the Navy, I'd love to hear all about those as well. I would also like to follow Bob and tell you the same, "Thank you for your service!" Feel free to reach out to me at anytime. jason@therealresq.com.

Hilarious right!?

I'm glad that this will help make the day a good one!