
Marshalling a trauma helo into a tight area. (5 years and 3639 days ago)
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not really a couldn't, cos these guys are usually trained to do this sort of thing..........but a good catch anyway.
Though this was not a "physical" impossibilty, it was out of the ordinary. We had to land a helo in a very small area, one that is smaller than is normally considered safe. We are trained to land one, i agree, but this was done in unfavorable wind conditions, bystanders to close for comfort, and power lines all around. We took the risk to save the life of a boating accident victim even though we were told "there is no way you are going to get a helo in there".
Very moving story, congratz for your efforts! Nice shot
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