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Russian Medevac

By CAPTAIN Carlton W. Swickley, AvNumber 725

Search & Rescue Accounts

CG 1426 The Burmah Agate- Mimosa Tanker Fire
St. Petersburg Hall Boat Seaplane Lost
The Miracle Rescue: The Prinsendam
The Minimum And The Maximum
Rescue in Newfoundland – Sabena Air Crash
Biscayne Bay Professionalism
A Tragic Good Friday – 11 April 1952
A Selfless Calling
Mayday – The Ocean Crusader
Manislov – This is Bill
“It’s Christmas, Daddy”
Rescue of Survivors of Sabena Airline Crash 1946
Northwest Flight 292 Rescue
AST1 Willard Milam USCG
The Coast Guard Flight Crew
The Goat and the Goat Herders
The HH-52A and Those Who Flew It
You Have To Go Out, But You Don’t Have To Come Back
Swatow, China, January 1953, P2V ditching, PBM crash and rescue
Storm God and Heroes
HMS Bounty Rescue
The Jolly Greens – The Story of the Rescue of Scotch 3
Russian Medevac
Ocean Express
Kodiak Coast Guard HH-60 Helicopter Crash
Underwater Discovery Unravels Mystery
The Bluebird Rescue
The Alaska Ranger Rescue

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