The RAF Personnel Who Deal With Aircraft Crashes | Forces TV

The RAF's role in mountain rescue is something you don't often hear about. But this year the teams will join their civilian colleagues in making 75 years of saving people in the country's most remote location. Rebecca Ricks joined the team from RAF Valley on a training exercise in Snowdonia National Park...
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[@danthompson9801]

Mountain rescue teams don’t get anywhere near enough credit for the amazing work they do, largely voluntarily out in all weather rescuing people when they need it the most!
Well done to you all!

[@colinstarford5544]

Thank you from the general public!

[@Jay-3315]

Met mountain rescue before at RAF Leeming. Heard all the stories even the comments such as “there’s no mountains here”. Well done guys

[@yan24to]

A lot of dangerous and horrific things are associated with air crashes,things that are impossible to erase from the memory.

[@Doubleoseven502]

Absolute respect for MRT. Not an easy job.

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Not making one of those pointless "first" comments, going to actually say something valid. These people do a great job and we never hear about them, the RAF Rescue teams and the Army and Navy equivalents.

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Chief Technician Ben Wood**

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First

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Toby no

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Toby Your copying me now

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La Wiggy maybe