Rescue from Aasgard Pass near Colchuck Lake, WA. 10-11-2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- On 10-11-2022 King County Sheriff Air Support Rescue Deputies responded to a request from @chelancountysheriffsoffice9382 Search & Rescue to hoist an injured hiker from Aasgard Pass. The hiker had sustained a hip injury from a fall, and was unable to walk. Ground rescue would have taken many hours to get to him. Other hikers on the trail stopped to help him and waited until he was hoisted to safety.
As a student heli pilot, I’m in awe when a professional pilot holds the bird like a rock in an OGE hover. Props to the pilot. There had to be some updrafts up that sunny slope, too. Also, as someone who has to get comfortable every time I’m working at the top of an extension ladder, hats off to the rescue worker (not sure what they’re called) who gets lowered to the wild terrain, below. What a great team!
Just want to come here and give y’all a big thanks. I was the one y’all rescue
Hope healing went well and fast!
How did you hurt yourself? Did you fall??
I couldn't see any people on the ground until the guy being lowered was nearly there. These folks have amazing eyesight.
No kidding!
My new favorite channel. The amount of training and skill these folks have is amazing. Thank you for showing the public what you all do!
That shot of Harborview was A++ Keep up the awesome work!!
Nice job! As a CapitolHill resident I appreciate the bonus footage of the helicopter coming in to Harborview. I think of you when I hear you go over my building. Keep up the great work!
Well done KCSAS
That terrain is no joke!
That's prettymuch similar situation to what the fire fighters are dealing with at Bolt Creek. The terrain is no joke. It's not as easy as just, walking up and spraying a hose. Great job to the rescue team and all parties involved in this rescue.
Another awesome video. Great editing too.
Ooo….that one was scary! So close to the rocks. WOW great job!
What qualifications are necessary to become a member of the aircrew?
what video is the clip at @ 0:28 from? I've been trying to look through videos but haven't had luck finding it
Looking for it as well.
So does the other hiker have to hike out on their own?
In this case, the description and in-video text suggests he was alone until a separate party happened to come along. However, based on other videos I’ve seen, even members of the same hiking party would have to hike out without the rescued victim. Seems plausible that it may be different in the case of a minor. I hope my response doesn’t prevent someone more knowledgeable from correcting/confirming this info.
I was the hiker. I was hiking by myself. She was the bystander that help with the rescue
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What did we learn about hiking alone Diep?