Its wonderful to see how standardize their training is across the coast guard that a guy from San Diego can be sent to Sitka and perform like he has been there for years. Many years ago I was the dedicated nurse that went on army medivac transfers of civilians from our area to larger cities with trauma centers and level intensive care nurseries. Often we had an issue where more senior hospital staff though they should actually be going, and maybe that was true from the stand point that they had a bit more experience in some of the treatments we had to do, but when the hospital was asked for a few volunteers to train with the medivac teams, who at the time did not often have corpsmen that they could take off duty at their base hospital, the idea was just what you see her, the fact the we could mesh and knew exactly what each were doing often without having to talk at all. Helicopter is a busy place with your flight deck right there and you often could not have a lot of medical chatter going on while the pilots were trying to communicate with each other and the base. 9 out of 10 flights, in the beginning, I had never seen or worked with the pilots or the airmen that came out to transport us, but it was so ingrained from training that it was like working with the same person over and over. This type of standardize training across the board is what saves lives in the long run.
I always get a smile when they talk to the survivors after. I hope the crews watch these episodes so they can see those thank you messages! I know they don't need the thanks but its amazing what they do.
My jaw dropped, especially considering he was the lowest person on the totem pole. Makes me wonder if his old station kicked him out because they couldn’t stand him
I stumbled on to these episodes today and watched 3 in a row. This one was enjoyable. I'm very impressed with what the USCG Helicopter crews do with what they have.
That was so cool fixing the hanger for them too learn how to ride a bike and learn about traffic that's so awesome they they enjoyed themselves I can tell great job ✌️🤩
I don't understand why boats just don't carry an emergency dewatering pump. It should be made mandatory. Alot of lives would be saved by just having this pump on board.
Mariners mirroring pilot's pre flight checks would be wise. Also a system mirroring giving flight plans, how many on board, etc. but for sea could save lives.
@@MariahCareyTributeArtist Why not train the swimmers as paramedics? Here in the UK, all HM Coastguard winchmen (equivalent to the swimmer) are paramedics, carry and can administer analgesia and a range of other meds.
I totally agree (remote living Alaskan-American)! I see nearly ALL 'western' countries do administer in-transit emergency pain relief and here's the USA- nope. AUS 'green whistles', UK 'gas 'n air', among the safe, benign, quick but effective methods. Is it that US gov't thinks ANY agent that delivers pain relief will turn (emergency!) patients into addicts?! How do WE change this??? We sure need to.
@A Bird, The US gov's VA turns thousands & thousands into opiate addicts according to VA RN's & admin employees that I've known, so the gov isn't concerned about addiction.
I'm confused as well. In all of these episodes no one received pain relief, EXPECT the lady that all of the crew knew cause she was the director of their annual charity run......
@@criticalmoment3859 no special occasion, just a monthly meeting. Lunch alone will be $30,000. everything has to be set just so.... can't sit around yak unless everything's perfect... and in the end, throw away more than half the food.( by the way, the guys on Deadliest Catch said thank you.) Kind of makes you want to make a donation, doesn't it?
Almost every volunteer (and some career) fire departments in North America use pagers to notify members of calls. Not uncommon or unusual in the slightest for a Coast Guard station to use pagers to notify members of SAR cases.
@@LiamPattisonPhotography also used in every hospital on-call setting/rotation from the smallest local one to the most modern cutting edge research hospital in a major city because they are proven to be reliable and extremely simple in its effectiveness at achieving the one goal it exists for- wake up that person at like 0 dark thirty in the dead pitch black middle of the night immediate mid-90s Zach Morris sleep paralysis demon summoning loudest blaring annoying BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP!….. and then giving the exact direct phone number of the culprit to call back and/or hunt down as quickly as possible 🤣👩🏻⚕️🩺💉⁉️💬📟📟📟📟📟📟
My thoughts also. And why don't they have a landing area in all the small little villeges? Doesn't have to be large, just clean of stuff, free of wires. If they depend on helicopters for rescue it only makes sense.
Why would they go get this guy and not be able to administer Morphine? Not a good call. Trust me oxigen doesn't help with pain one iota. Don't care what anyone says it just doesn't~!~ Been there done that too many times and sometimes Morphine just doesn't cut it either. All swimmers ought to be EMT rated before they leave the ground so they can administer proper meds and help all the way back to the hospital.
I think every man should own a motorcycle... the feeling of freedom it gives is great for the overall mental health and well being... But of course proper safety should be used.
I’ve had terrible experience with “martial things” Canadian. Unfortunately, this episode brought all those nightmares back home. I worry about our Coasties getting too involved with Canada. I know without doubt that they will not be there to save our crews. Canada is not our friend. When lives hang by paracord, please use all due caution gentlemen.
34:00 I hope she walks out on him. Him specifically waited until there was a camera crew, and she was essentially out in the middle of nowhere. What a coward. He could've don it where the camera wasn't in her face, or he didn't even know. Not classy, not classy at all.
Uhhhhhhh MANY people hire photographers/videographers to document their proposals. It's not uncommon and not weird. If you love one another and that's known by both people there is no issue. What a weird and angry comment to make.
Clearly the producers wanted it to be part of the show. Probably wasn’t even his idea. Don’t see why you’ve got any issue with that much less thinking she should be pissed.
I am one of the ETTs in chignik bay that helped on that extraction. All I have to say is the Alaska Cost Guards are the angels of the sea.
Truly brave individuals!
Amen
Complete professionals, very honorable 😎🇨🇦🙏
So does the nurse get a flight back to the ship from coast guard or how does that work.
Thank you for your service!!!!
Its wonderful to see how standardize their training is across the coast guard that a guy from San Diego can be sent to Sitka and perform like he has been there for years. Many years ago I was the dedicated nurse that went on army medivac transfers of civilians from our area to larger cities with trauma centers and level intensive care nurseries. Often we had an issue where more senior hospital staff though they should actually be going, and maybe that was true from the stand point that they had a bit more experience in some of the treatments we had to do, but when the hospital was asked for a few volunteers to train with the medivac teams, who at the time did not often have corpsmen that they could take off duty at their base hospital, the idea was just what you see her, the fact the we could mesh and knew exactly what each were doing often without having to talk at all. Helicopter is a busy place with your flight deck right there and you often could not have a lot of medical chatter going on while the pilots were trying to communicate with each other and the base. 9 out of 10 flights, in the beginning, I had never seen or worked with the pilots or the airmen that came out to transport us, but it was so ingrained from training that it was like working with the same person over and over. This type of standardize training across the board is what saves lives in the long run.
That RN was really brave and dedicated to the care of her patient to be hoisted in spite of her fear of heights ❤
I always get a smile when they talk to the survivors after. I hope the crews watch these episodes so they can see those thank you messages! I know they don't need the thanks but its amazing what they do.
“There’s hotdogs, sodas, and kids riding bicycles, so it’s a good day” that right there could solve this countries problem
Their fantastic. I'm happy we have so many caring people. Thank you, God bless them all.
Great way to alienate yourself on your first day! "We like to fly with the door open in San diego!"
You're not in San Diego anymore Dorothy!
At least he wasn't complaining about the cold.
I was thinking the same thing!
My jaw dropped, especially considering he was the lowest person on the totem pole. Makes me wonder if his old station kicked him out because they couldn’t stand him
The engagement was so awesome! Congratulations!
I thought it was very sweet.
I stumbled on to these episodes today and watched 3 in a row. This one was enjoyable. I'm very impressed with what the USCG Helicopter crews do with what they have.
That was so cool fixing the hanger for them too learn how to ride a bike and learn about traffic that's so awesome they they enjoyed themselves I can tell great job ✌️🤩
Hello. Thank you for your service CG. Be safe out there people. Love to all
"Eh" = Canadian for "over" 😊
Thank god they are in Alaska
As a Canadian, can confirm. 'Eh' is both a question and a statement.
It's part of a second language here in Michigan's Upper Peninsula 😁
So much respect for all Coast guards these guys r amazing..if I knew this excited when I was 18 I would of joined for sure
existed
Cost Guard Alaska you guys do a awesome job at saving lives 😅😅😅😅
Outstanding job. I laughed at the nurse said she was afraid of heights so I said close your eyes 😂
God, the Caribou is an awesome bird. One of those came down to CGAS Sacramento back in early 2015... I'd never seen such a quiet plane at that size.
Love the up dates
What a fantastic job they all do...
Go CFB Comox
Awesome coastguard crews.
The weather is part of the danger. In my 2.5 years of flying in Alaska flying OV-1 Mohawks, the weather was PITA.
You know the swimmer and flight mec are sitting in the Canadian helicopter going shit! Must be nice to have all this room in here.
Who needs 'over' when you've got 'eh'?
love that these guys use Delorme maps
I don't understand why boats just don't carry an emergency dewatering pump. It should be made mandatory. Alot of lives would be saved by just having this pump on board.
Mariners mirroring pilot's pre flight checks would be wise. Also a system mirroring giving flight plans, how many on board, etc. but for sea could save lives.
How many families are irrevocably broken by motorcycles??? Far, far too many to ever count!
Yay! 442!
Ummm...Dorothy? You're not in San Diego anymore!! First indicator? The dry suit you put on during preflight.
ITS COLD, SHUT THE DAMN DOOR!
@@CaptRye 👍
@@CaptRye Shut that damned pneumonia hole!!
Awesome. We are using Coast GUARD TO test us for virus. Thanks. For Service.
O lord the weaponized virus lol I'm sure they love doing that lol
If the victim has a CO2 mask….is that a CA thing? If so, I’m concerned. And CJ? You’re a cutie!
It's an O2 mask. OXYGEN, not carbon dioxide. I was astonished a trained CG would make that mistake. 😂
Nervous on camera maybe. Doubt hes ever lived it down!
I love everything except pain management or lack there of more accurately. Can anyone give me a good reason?
No doctor or trained personnel to administer an meds aboard having an RN would cover that I believe but they definitely need drs aboard
@@MariahCareyTributeArtist Why not train the swimmers as paramedics? Here in the UK, all HM Coastguard winchmen (equivalent to the swimmer) are paramedics, carry and can administer analgesia and a range of other meds.
I totally agree (remote living Alaskan-American)! I see nearly ALL 'western' countries do administer in-transit emergency pain relief and here's the USA- nope. AUS 'green whistles', UK 'gas 'n air', among the safe, benign, quick but effective methods. Is it that US gov't thinks ANY agent that delivers pain relief will turn (emergency!) patients into addicts?! How do WE change this??? We sure need to.
@A Bird, The US gov's VA turns thousands & thousands into opiate addicts according to VA RN's & admin employees that I've known, so the gov isn't concerned about addiction.
I'm confused as well. In all of these episodes no one received pain relief, EXPECT the lady that all of the crew knew cause she was the director of their annual charity run......
3 "ehs" in 30 seconds. I assume that was the Canadian? 😂
It's still kicking an object out the door. 😂😂😂😂
22:21 Why would he say C02 mask. It's oxygen their giving him not C02. LOL
You've never made a mistake, Miss Perfect? The guy's a flight mechanic, not a medic.
I think they should reconsider the name of this video 😂
I am curious if flying with the door open reduces their range?
I think
It would reduce the range ,, there is too much drag created by open doors
The Rotary Club. They go around having $30,000 catered lunches at their meetings, while they sit there and rotate.
@@criticalmoment3859 no special occasion, just a monthly meeting. Lunch alone will be $30,000. everything has to be set just so.... can't sit around yak unless everything's perfect... and in the end, throw away more than half the food.( by the way, the guys on Deadliest Catch said thank you.)
Kind of makes you want to make a donation, doesn't it?
CO2 mask lol I think it's an O2 mask
Lol that’s reassuring huh
DURRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Okay
A pager? When was this filmed?!
Almost every volunteer (and some career) fire departments in North America use pagers to notify members of calls. Not uncommon or unusual in the slightest for a Coast Guard station to use pagers to notify members of SAR cases.
@@LiamPattisonPhotography also used in every hospital on-call setting/rotation from the smallest local one to the most modern cutting edge research hospital in a major city because they are proven to be reliable and extremely simple in its effectiveness at achieving the one goal it exists for- wake up that person at like 0 dark thirty in the dead pitch black middle of the night immediate mid-90s Zach Morris sleep paralysis demon summoning loudest blaring annoying BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP!….. and then giving the exact direct phone number of the culprit to call back and/or hunt down as quickly as possible 🤣👩🏻⚕️🩺💉⁉️💬📟📟📟📟📟📟
Second
That why you ware a helmet
Does each med/swimmer have their own med kit?
ok new zealand, i don't mind ads but at least let it run a full rescue every minute is just rediculous
Same 11 adverts 🤦🏽
“We can’t stand around at an airport because we will run out of fuel”… Methinks airports have fuel or is me a dummy?
My thoughts also. And why don't they have a landing area in all the small little villeges? Doesn't have to be large, just clean of stuff, free of wires. If they depend on helicopters for rescue it only makes sense.
It's an unmaintained landing strip. No fuel available.
Too. Many. ADs.
Why couldn’t they give the motorcycle accident guy something for his pain?
They are EMT certified, and to administer drugs you need to be paramedic.
In addition, thats why they will sometimes take nurses or doctors with them off the ships. That way they gave give the drugs to them.
Why does this Channel Keep Deleting its Old Videos
They r copyrighted.
@@LINKINservicedog That sucks.
mister x THE GETMAN u can go to the coast guard channel to see them.
@@LINKINservicedog Aight cheers
CO2 Mask?
Why do they call their search and rescue people swimmers?
Because that's their rank/title. Rescue Swimmers are trained to literally jump in the ocean to rescue people, hence the term swimmers.
Is wyan God's name would a cruise ship install a deck that is that slippery when wet? Let the lawsuits begin!
Why would they go get this guy and not be able to administer Morphine? Not a good call. Trust me oxigen doesn't help with pain one iota. Don't care what anyone says it just doesn't~!~ Been there done that too many times and sometimes Morphine just doesn't cut it either. All swimmers ought to be EMT rated before they leave the ground so they can administer proper meds and help all the way back to the hospital.
They ARE emts. Problem is the lack of paramedic status and a supervising doctor.
Give the dude more morphine!!
TH-cam really spins out of control 12 ads in 42 minutes XD. If this trend continues I stopp using the app.
why i love ad block apps, i don't get any ads
TH-cam premium is only 11.99 a month with no ads at all.
USCG pilots = officers
Canada Coast Guard = SGT! Because Canadian govt does not want to pay them officers wages. 😳
Stay off motorcycles. Wear helmets
They shouldnt stay off motorcycles, they should just wear proper equipment,
I think every man should own a motorcycle... the feeling of freedom it gives is great for the overall mental health and well being... But of course proper safety should be used.
Wonder if he was smart enough to not ride motorcycles any more. Nah. Not happening.
I’ve had terrible experience with “martial things” Canadian. Unfortunately, this episode brought all those nightmares back home.
I worry about our Coasties getting too involved with Canada. I know without doubt that they will not be there to save our crews.
Canada is not our friend. When lives hang by paracord, please use all due caution gentlemen.
The lively cover partly attract because sound qualitatively bump throughout a endurable asparagus. repulsive, cool vegetable
Good god that 1 guy was so fkn drab and miserable he could depress the devil..
The native young man? He was probably on some heavy pain meds. Slow and slurred speech is a common sign.
34:00 I hope she walks out on him. Him specifically waited until there was a camera crew, and she was essentially out in the middle of nowhere. What a coward. He could've don it where the camera wasn't in her face, or he didn't even know. Not classy, not classy at all.
@@boymomx3OG I think it was a weak move.
@@criticalmoment3859 you're a mark
Aww, why so angry? To each their own, and they look happy, so who cares what everyone else thinks. It must be thrilling to be around you in real life.
Uhhhhhhh MANY people hire photographers/videographers to document their proposals. It's not uncommon and not weird. If you love one another and that's known by both people there is no issue. What a weird and angry comment to make.
Clearly the producers wanted it to be part of the show. Probably wasn’t even his idea. Don’t see why you’ve got any issue with that much less thinking she should be pissed.
Lol did he really say our pucker factor starts to go up, in the first 22 seconds please I hope someone else heard it 😂
It's a very common term in aviation! Not exactly proper phraseology but...
@@Aviator27J lol ok thought he meant ass puckering factor lol because it was more dangerous lol too funny
@@suckamc3232 No no, that's what he meant. "Pucker factor" means your asshole is puckering from nervousness/whatever's happening lol.
The Canadian coast guard looked like a family member of Jordan Peterson, any relation?