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October 21, 2022

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FEATURES
Michael Daley provides the definitive explanation for the work that's required of rescuers at the site of a trench collapse before they enter the trench.
Paul Hasenmeier breaks down into great detail the process of extricating victims from school buses that were involved in a crash.
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Joseph Blank provides solid information regarding stabilization for rescuers responding to an accident that involves a car, SUV, crossover or pickup.
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Andrew McIntyre's deep dive into personal flotation devices and other necessary swiftwater rescue equipment is all about ensuring risk of entanglement is minimized.
TECH-RESCUE NEWS
Moments after being involved in a motor vehicle accident, and just moments before going into labor, Megan Warfield rushed to the overturned vehicle and provided comfort to the injured driver until units arrived.
Everett Fire Department members and Boston Fire's Technical Rescue Unit worked for three hours to free the worker.
The driver initially told Indianapolis Fire Department first responders that four other people were in the flipped car, before recanting his story.
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