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Funny how many of these involve climbing spots I know. Glad you guys are out there.

Amazing work in my home county!

Why didn’t his climbing partners save him?

On devrait leur faire payer les frais de leur sauvetage à ces abrutis

What a badass crew! I like all the communication and gear checks 👍

Great catches! IT's an MH-60S Knighthawk however not a Blackhawk. Loving your channel!

nice costco gloves

Question, what happened to grounding the cable for static electricity? In the Army we always had to wait for the cable to hit ground before grabbing the hook

Genuine question: How is this financed? The rescued person gets a bill in the mail? Where I’m from, we have heli-rescue just like this as well and it’s all financed by taxes. I’m just curious how it works where you’re at.

🗣️ So freaking cool! 🧐

Fun seeing the palms from straight above looking down! But then you gotta dodge them. It's nice to walk around under them--lots of shade under the wild palms. Too bad her hike got ruined by injury. Painful and disappointing for the hiker; I've had that happen while on vacation. Not fun at all. At least I didn't need a hoist out.

Excellent teamwork again! I am glad the volunteers were recovered. I remember one video where the lone guy was told he would have to walk out and it was getting close to sunset from what I could see.

This is the best channel on UA-cam. Thank you so much for letting us see it from your point of view

Nice work from the volunteers

The ole screamer suit

I was watching this from an ADS-B tracker and was hoping I’d get to see a video of it on this account. :)

Our communities are so fortunate to have such a dedicated group of professionals.

is this you alls job or do you just go out for free when you get a cal?

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нема чого лазити, хай би і злазили самі раз туди полізли

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Does insurance pay for that?? This rescuers are the heros!

That looks much worse than hiking out. Look at her spin. :(

I love what you guys do, my favorite thing is how you acknowledge the fortitude and decision making of those rescued - the stigma often associated with being rescued puts people in more danger than necessary - thanks again!

Do you have to become a sheriff and be on patrol to be able to do your position?

While I understand i might be late to the party or maybe this is answered elsewhere BUT what bag do you use? Been in need of a small pack to hold things long-term

Wow you're on the side of a cliff and the rescuers having to put this contraption on this guy which is taken forever, why don't you just clip into the guy's harness and go on up. I mean you can clip into the harness and put a safety chest line around them but this contraption seems like something you'd want to use on the ground but not on the side of a cliff.

How much will they have to pay?

Kept her head. Called for help. Walked the final distance to the ambulance. She did good all things considered. The absolute precision and teamwork of the Hook-in-Hand crew is a thing of beauty to watch.

At 2:46 how come he’ll get shocked?

She’s so calm

The harness that the climber wore was his own, right? The rescuer seemed confident, without checking, that his harness was sturdy and secure enough to hoist him. Am I wrong? He just hooked him up and took him. I NEVER get tired of these videos and it's amazing seeing the value of their talent and that helo. I love watching that helicopter overhead here in Riverside County. I feel safer knowing they are above.

Amazing as always!!

Outstanding work. Excellent channel.

Pain meds so she doesn't get shocky on them

Great teamwork! Edit: I love this channel

You guys make this look easy with little to no risk. Incredible work.

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I see the text about the constant communication.. could you shed some light on what kind of communication was occurring that put the ST on-hoist but below the objective from 2:10 to 4:50?

Why bother blurring Faces ?

Wow well done! This was intense! They both acted calm given the situation. Helicopter ride free of charge. 🎉 When I saw the man's ankle I could imagine the pain. Five days ago we were in wintertrekking in the French Vosges (altitude 1200m) with a group of five. I slipped on a small piece of ice and injured my ligaments at ankle, leg and knee. My ankle looks similar to this man's ankle. Very thick. My friends taped it. I could barely walk in the beginning, someone else had to carry two backpacks. We were in a remote area with no signal. I already imagined myself in a helicopter when I slipped and lay on the ground.. but we were able to hike back to the public road. We went to plan B, plan C and eventually plan D.. which meant we aborted the tour and found a great hostel and still had a great time together.

These people that take these risk should be forced to pay the bill for their rescue, why should we have to pay for it.

Have always wondered if the rescued ones get billed for the rescue work done? Or is it payed by the government? What about the woman - she got simply tired or accompanied the rescued one? She was so calm as if used to the procedure. Thanks.

ua-cam.com/video/r6ahMtZVHcw/v-deo.htmlsi=K5UPLKVDu2tG35nm Excited to add this podcast to help answer questions regarding how to do this job and what is the path.

statevene a casa a guardare la TV !!!! 😂 Complimenti al soccorso...

Excellent work by all involved. That harness had me worried about the safety of the horse. Especially that back strap. Might need a slight redesign.

Thanks the rescuers

Got the job done, but That’s not the way to splint an ankle.

Great job. Better to rescue live hikers than recover dead bodies.

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