The phrase "and rescue that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to saving or retrieving something, often in a narrative or instructional manner.
Example: "We need to find a way to locate the lost files and rescue that important data before it's too late."
Alternatives: "and retrieve that" or "and save that".
Initial accounts of Private Lynch's capture and rescue that appeared in The Post and elsewhere have been challenged in several ways.
Climbers could make more money washing windows at the visitor's lodge, and that was often what lured members away from search and rescue – that and frustration with the park's adversarial attitude towards climbers.
The sea, outside territorial waters which extend 12 miles out from the coast, is divided into areas of operation in which certain countries are in charge of any search and rescue that is needed.
Confirming the UK's withdrawal, the new Foreign Office minister, Lady Anelay, highlighted an "unintended pull factor"' of search and rescue: "that it encourages more migrants to attempt the dangerous sea crossing, thereby leading to more tragic and unnecessary deaths".
David Wyman and Rafael Medoff of the Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies in Washington, who have written extensively about America's response to the persecution of Jews, are unimpressed with the excerpts from "Refugees and Rescue" that they've read.
Bridgman, she writes, was a real-life version of Dickens's "pathetic but valiant little girl heroine," Little Nell; more generally, she fit into the vogue for "suffering and rescue that animated many popular literary works".
The treaty designates zones of coastal state responsibility for search-and-rescue that extend into international waters all the way to the North Pole.
When a grade school film strip introduced me to Harriet Tubman, I was so captivated by her daring escape and rescues that I wanted nothing more than to grow up to be black.
There are many great brochures that you can get from police and fire rescue that can be included in the manual.
In the chaos of the siege and the frantic rescue that ended it, however, an exact accounting of the number of hostages has been hard to establish.
More recent collapses and crimes in the private capital sector, and the Bush-Obama rescue that followed, strike him as large steps in the same direction.
