RESCUE

The primary mission of a Rescue unit is personnel recovery with emergency medical capabilities in humanitarian and combat environments. They deploy in any available manner, to include air-land-sea tactics, into restricted environments to authenticate, extract, treat, stabilize and evacuate injured personnel, while acting in an enemy-evading, recovery role. Rescue units perform search and rescue, combat search and rescue, recovery support for NASA and conduct other operations as appropriate.

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Learn More The Air Guard's Rescue mission involves rapidly responding to recovery operations by doing the following: Performing survival, evasion, resistance and escape Providing emergency trauma and field medical care and security Moving recovered personnel and material to safety Studying operation mission requirements, terrain and rehearsing mission plans Organizing and selecting personnel, equipment and weapons Performing aerial and surface deployments Aiding with in-flight duties to avoid and suppress air and surface threats through scanning, navigation assistance and aerial gunnery operations	UNITS Rescue is carried in the following units

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The Air Guard's Rescue mission involves rapidly responding to recovery operations by doing the following:

Performing survival, evasion, resistance and escape
Providing emergency trauma and field medical care and security
Moving recovered personnel and material to safety
Studying operation mission requirements, terrain and rehearsing mission plans
Organizing and selecting personnel, equipment and weapons
Performing aerial and surface deployments
Aiding with in-flight duties to avoid and suppress air and surface threats through scanning, navigation assistance and aerial gunnery operations

UNITS

Rescue is carried in the following units