E15: The Atlantic Destiny Rescue

June 18, 2021 01:06:18
E15: The Atlantic Destiny Rescue
Flight Suit Friday
E15: The Atlantic Destiny Rescue

Jun 18 2021 | 01:06:18

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Show Notes

We're back with more epic SAR! This time with two MH-60 crews from AIRSTA Cape Cod. LCDR Brian Kudrle, LT Travis Christy, LTJG Craig Campbell, AET1 Phillip Morales, and AST2 Adam Via join us to share the incredible story of an unforgettable night. 2 Canadian helicopters, 2 USCG helicopters, fixed wing assets from the USCG and Canada as well as a Canadian CG vessel came together to work as one and rescue 32 people hundreds of miles off the coast of Canada. Quite the humbling story. Enjoy!

Thank you all for the love and support, this show is for you and your responses give us the motivation to keep going. Fly safe out there!

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Hosts: LCDR Nate Shakespeare, LCDR Sam Hafensteiner

Producer: LT Ryan Vandehei

Technical Director & Editor: Chuck Seay

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