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Emergency Beacons and Team Spirit: The Heroic Rescue of Injured Canyoneers in Horse Tank Wash

Publicerat på June 28, 2024 by JJ

As soon as the anchor was weighted and both people were approximately 5 ft below the sloped lip and already over the edge, the anchor gave out. Person A and Person B dropped approximately 15 ft to the ground below. Person A sustained a compound tibia fracture with approximately a 3-in gash, actively bleeding but not arterial. Person B was crumpled on the floor four feet away with chest and left-hand pains. Person A immediately started yelling to activate the InReach SOS due to his leg fracture. The team joined the two injured parties to assess and help with injuries.

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A ROCK CLIMBER'S GREATEST FEAR: TWO LIVES SAVED THANKS TO THEIR RESQLINK

Publicerat på July 28, 2023 by Leo

Suddenly, a massive rock the size of a washing machine, detached under my foot, grabbed the rope with it, catapulting me violently backward. As I was falling, in a deafening noise of rock splitting in pieces, I was hit all over my body and thought that it was probably all over for me, thinking also that my friend would most likely be crushed by the rock falling down.

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ResQLink 400 Activated After Nightmarish Fall

Publicerat på November 3, 2022 by Colin

I could see the rocks below hurtling toward me with increasing speed, and realized there was nothing I could do to stop my descent, and that I was likely going to break my legs or even die.

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PLB Recovers Lost Young Hikers in Utah Canyons

Publicerat på August 4, 2022 by Paul

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Mount Cheam, Fraser Valley D, BC, Canada

Publicerat på March 11, 2021 by Tom Belanger

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Big Pine, CA, USA

Publicerat på July 11, 2019 by AK

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Grindelwald, Switzerland

Publicerat på January 29, 2019 by Sean

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Mount Shuksan, Washington, USA

Publicerat på October 30, 2018 by Kiarash Damavand

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Tasman Glacier, Canterbury, New Zealand

Publicerat på October 25, 2018 by Anna