“So That Others May Live”. Also our motto at CASARA, Civil Air Search and Rescue, like in my case working with 413 Squadron on JRCC and RCMP tasking but on but as volunteer first responders
I spent 8 years with the Coast Guard Hovercraft base located at Sea Island near Vancouver BC. I was a Rescue Specialist/Rescue Diver - we were the first Dive Rescue Team in Canada to conduct Capsized Vessel training and extraction. Our team initially trained the SAR Techs in Capsized Vessel Rescue until they built 3 trainers. We switched from scuba to surface supply over 15 years ago due to the risks. The Coast Guard Hovercraft Unit is the only Dive Rescue team in Canada and continues to train in capsized vessel rescue. I left the career in 2008.
Right on. We have such a deep well of search and rescue knowledge in Canada. I've had the privilege of working with you Professionals at Sea Island on Joint PJ/SAR Tech/Coast Guard SAR Exercises. You were strong, professional and awesome hosts. The versatility of your Hovercraft and RIBs is amazing. You guys and gals serve Canadian as consummate professionals and experts in Coastal Marine Rescue and I'd take the Riot Coarse again on a heartbeat if I could. RESCUE
@@roncondly1319 That’s great to hear. I always enjoyed working on joint SAR exercises it’s always an amazing learning experience and gratifying experience working with others who put themselves out there for no other reason than to save a life. The “thank you’s” are just a bonus. RESCUE !
@@RescueSwimmerMindset yeah i listened to the onesready where yall mentioned SARTechs and coincidentally this show comes out. Made my Friday evening:))
No... its the RCAF SAR Tech. Canadian Forces is an upper echelon administrative organization that the liberal government pushes as they do not like the return of the separate arms and traditions. You might as well say DND Sat Tech.
I mean it depends really the US rescue swimmers are some of the worlds premier rescue swimmers but the SARTECHS do way more then just water rescues there probably more comparable to PJs
Us rescue swimmers focus heavily on water ops, where canadian SAR team focus more 50/50 land/sea, I'm sure on average us rescue swimmers are probobly better on water but on land that's a diffrent story, candians have some of the best multi mission SAR teams in the world
@@ejd7881 news flash for ya - Canada's military comes from the regular population. If you think our military is a death spiral.. do you think direct entry is the solution lol? At least in the military they have training and some form of discipline compared to a regular civi
@@ejd7881Canadas military comes from the general population. If you think the military is in a death spiral, do you think direct entry will be any better? Lol
@@MrWorstnameever Canada’s defence spending problem yep Downright disastrous and that my boy is not good for recruiting we have a patched-up military with tampons in the The Men's Room
“So That Others May Live”. Also our motto at CASARA, Civil Air Search and Rescue, like in my case working with 413 Squadron on JRCC and RCMP tasking but on but as volunteer first responders
I spent 8 years with the Coast Guard Hovercraft base located at Sea Island near Vancouver BC. I was a Rescue Specialist/Rescue Diver - we were the first Dive Rescue Team in Canada to conduct Capsized Vessel training and extraction. Our team initially trained the SAR Techs in Capsized Vessel Rescue until they built 3 trainers. We switched from scuba to surface supply over 15 years ago due to the risks. The Coast Guard Hovercraft Unit is the only Dive Rescue team in Canada and continues to train in capsized vessel rescue. I left the career in 2008.
I’ve been on that hovercraft before it’s so cool but also really loud
Right on. We have such a deep well of search and rescue knowledge in Canada. I've had the privilege of working with you Professionals at Sea Island on Joint PJ/SAR Tech/Coast Guard SAR Exercises. You were strong, professional and awesome hosts. The versatility of your Hovercraft and RIBs is amazing. You guys and gals serve Canadian as consummate professionals and experts in Coastal Marine Rescue and I'd take the Riot Coarse again on a heartbeat if I could. RESCUE
@@roncondly1319 That’s great to hear. I always enjoyed working on joint SAR exercises it’s always an amazing learning experience and gratifying experience working with others who put themselves out there for no other reason than to save a life. The “thank you’s” are just a bonus. RESCUE !
In BC GSAR we use "that others may live"
FYI - That was taken from the Military SAR Techs - not GSAR original
New goal, become SAR tech
well did you ever get up to it?
@@SoggyRaspberryya man. Currently in the CAF now, just waiting until I can apply, gotta wait 3 more years
@@GoProuser44 just read this. u got 2 years left before u can apply. i got a new goal too, becoming SAR Tech.
This was awesome, i was thinking about this the other day
About a cross-nation podcast?
@@RescueSwimmerMindset yeah i listened to the onesready where yall mentioned SARTechs and coincidentally this show comes out. Made my Friday evening:))
@@RescueSwimmerMindset The SAR Take. youtube channel, all about Canadian SAR Techs
@@MrRolled1 Awesome!!!
great video!!!
Reach out to us via email or Instagram if you know anyone who should be a guest on the show!
-40 is the same in Celsius and farenheit
Canadian forces search and rescue technician 424 squadron
No... its the RCAF SAR Tech. Canadian Forces is an upper echelon administrative organization that the liberal government pushes as they do not like the return of the separate arms and traditions. You might as well say DND Sat Tech.
US Rescue Swimmers > RCAF SAR
I mean it depends really the US rescue swimmers are some of the worlds premier rescue swimmers but the SARTECHS do way more then just water rescues there probably more comparable to PJs
@@jameson1239 Wrong again. RCAF SAR are not combat capable. They have zero CSAR capability.
@@GoodEvenings did I say they had any to begin with? I said they were more comparable not that they are the same.
Us rescue swimmers focus heavily on water ops, where canadian SAR team focus more 50/50 land/sea, I'm sure on average us rescue swimmers are probobly better on water but on land that's a diffrent story, candians have some of the best multi mission SAR teams in the world
@@liamsmith4566 says who u?
if they want quality dude open up direct entry all the time.
They tried it for a little while but then stopped it. They realized there was enough talent available in the military
@@MrWorstnameever stop it Canada’s military is in a “death spiral.”
@@ejd7881 news flash for ya - Canada's military comes from the regular population. If you think our military is a death spiral.. do you think direct entry is the solution lol? At least in the military they have training and some form of discipline compared to a regular civi
@@ejd7881Canadas military comes from the general population. If you think the military is in a death spiral, do you think direct entry will be any better? Lol
@@MrWorstnameever Canada’s defence spending problem yep Downright disastrous and that my boy is not good for recruiting we have a patched-up military with tampons in the The Men's Room