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Search complete. 21 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Rescue".

Nov 1, 2026

Kate FairweatherHOST
4:48
So tell me, where are you based? What organisation are you part of?
Graham CurrieGUEST
4:52
So I am part of Essex County Fire and Rescue Service.
Graham CurrieGUEST
4:56
So I've been in now 25, coming up 26 years.
Graham CurrieGUEST
5:00
I'm based in Colchester, a place called Lexton, and I'm at a special urban search and rescue station.
Kate FairweatherHOST
6:06
So you're part of a bit of an elite group.
Graham CurrieGUEST
6:09
Yeah, so it's...
Graham CurrieGUEST
6:14
Yeah, so USAR is for the UK, so it's Urban Search and Rescue.
Graham CurrieGUEST
6:17
So we were set up, as I say, after the Twin Towers.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:44
Estimates of exactly how many lives Wallenberg personally saved vary widely, so the safest conclusion is that he and his network helped protect tens of thousands.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:55
Rescue arithmetic is tricky because several people may have saved the same person at different moments.
speaker_3NARRATOR
10:01
Then the rescuer needed rescuing.
speaker_3NARRATOR
10:04
On January 17, 1945, Wallenberg left Budapest with his driver, Vilmos Langfelder, intending to meet Soviet commanders in Debrecen and discuss aid for survivors.
Drew TuckerHOST
169:01
Wait till SHOT Show.
Drew TuckerHOST
169:02
Michael Hendricks, 9229, says, did Aaron enjoy being in the show Inside Combat Rescue? The Blackhawk had a mustache.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:10
Nice.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:11
So I was not in that show.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:12
I had a bunch of friends on the show Inside Combat Rescue.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:15
I'm going to talk to you guys now since it's gone.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:17
So a bunch of friends on Inside Combat Rescue.
Aaron LoveGUEST
169:19
I wasn't on there.
Andrew LambGUEST
1:29
Uh, with...
Andrew LambGUEST
1:30
So search and rescue is controlled by the, um, Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand, RCCNZ, and they've changed some of their regulations that affect the maritime rescue and also aviation, um, assets, or as we call them, a asset.
Andrew LambGUEST
1:51
Um, and that had meant that where we had been flying under one regulation, we no longer would qualify for that, and we wouldn't meet the new standards because of being, um, a volunteer organization effectively.
Lisa OwenHOST
2:10
Okay.
Lisa OwenHOST
6:03
That is Andrew Lamb, who is the president of the Coastguard's Auckland Air Patrol.
Lisa OwenHOST
6:09
He is a volunteer, and their volunteer pilots have basically been benched just because of the change in safety requirements.
Lisa OwenHOST
6:16
We have been in touch with Coastguard, who says its decision isn't a reflection on its air patrol volunteers, but because Maritime New Zealand's Rescue Coordination Centre introduced new standards for search and rescue operations last year.
Lisa OwenHOST
6:31
They require more formal safety management systems, stricter maintenance, and structured crew training and checking.
StevePANELIST
7:11
This is Steve, KI6LOV.
StevePANELIST
7:14
And, uh, in keeping with, uh, your special guest tonight and the theme of the net, I'd like to mention that, um, my long association with my cabin, which is in Big Santa Anita Canyon, that is the area which was the birthplace and the home canyon, if you will, of the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue team.
StevePANELIST
7:41
And over the years, I've, uh ...
StevePANELIST
7:43
It's been a pleasure to know a number of members on the team, some of the group leaders and all that.

5 MINS LATER

BobHOST
13:03
[laughs] He's like, "Wait a minute.
BobHOST
13:06
Where did all that come from?" Well, we've, we've been working on this for a little while, as maybe some of you know, and, uh, putting things together takes a little time to coordinate times, dates, you know, what we're gonna talk about.
BobHOST
13:19
I know growing up as a kid up in Idyllwild, above Palm Springs, everyone knows that by now, um, Riverside Search and Rescue was one of our ...
BobHOST
13:27
We just saw them all the time.

Unknown podcast

The Lab Where Every Log Told a Different Story

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

speaker_2NARRATOR
39:48
My own actions looped.
speaker_2NARRATOR
39:49
Check sensors, check cameras, call Forbes, listen for Mercer, call Rescue, start again.
speaker_2NARRATOR
39:55
I felt the urge to smash the clocks just to anchor myself.
speaker_2NARRATOR
39:58
The rescue craft hadn't tried the landing again, not since the last failed attempt.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:00
[dramatic music] This is Engine 8, 7th Division.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:04
What, hello? Rescue hooks to rescue.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:07
Mayday.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:09
Get a hand line fast for a mayday.

12 MINS LATER

DougHOST
11:51
The recruit class is re- is required to complete EMT Basic NFPA 1001, which is the standard of firefighter professional qualifications for those who don't know.
DougHOST
12:00
Uh, includes HAZMAT awareness and operations and an emergency vehicle operations course.
DougHOST
12:06
Recruits receive pro board certification for Firefighter 1 and 2 HAZMAT awareness and operations through the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute Upon graduation from the 10-month academy, recruits are assigned to a suppression company where they work their initial suppression assignment for 10 24-hour shifts.
DougHOST
12:25
Once they have t- once they have completed the 10 shifts at their suppression assignment, they are detailed to a company with the opposite firefighting discipline, so engine or truck, for four more 24-hour shifts.

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