Search and rescue (SAR) has a simple, unambiguous purpose: to save lives. The service has a long record of supporting aviation by rescuing people in distress and recovering valuable safety data.
Recent missteps in accident response have fueled calls for global reorganization of SAR.
by Brian Day | August 1, 2016
Search and rescue (SAR) has a simple, unambiguous purpose: to save lives. The service has a long record of supporting aviation by rescuing people in distress and recovering valuable safety data.
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