The phrase "attack rescue" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to emergency services or military operations, where a rescue operation is conducted in response to an attack.
Example: "The team was deployed for an attack rescue mission after the ambush on the convoy."
Alternatives: "rescue operation" or "emergency response."
Shortly after the attack, rescue workers searched the buildings and recovered two office workers who had died in an elevator at 90 West Street.
As police cordoned off the site of the attack, rescue crews began extracting pieces of human flesh from the debris and wheeling away abandoned pushchairs in the middle of the junction.
In the aftermath of the attack, rescue operations attempted to reach men trapped in the hull.
BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "A disciplined bowling performance from the Nottinghamshire attack rescued the side after the first innings batting debacle and for the fourth straight season the county begin with a victory in their opening match.
The story read as follows: "Drunken Liverpool fans viciously attacked rescue workers as they tried to revive victims of the Hillsborough soccer disaster, it was revealed last night.
According to State media, the Chinese task forces consisted of "most advanced frigates, destroyers and amphibious ships and have escorted 5463 Chinese and foreign commercial ships, thwarted more than 30 potential pirate attacks, rescued over 40 commercial ships, and escorted 11 vessels previously taken by pirates".16.16
The figures speak of the might he controlled: a crew of more than 750 men, 11 Sea Harriers armed with 40 Sidewinder missiles and cluster bombs, around a dozen Sea King helicopters (tasked for both attack and rescue missions) and Sea Dart missiles to defend the ship.
GameDaily in 2009 rated Defender the ninth most difficult game, citing the attack and rescue gameplay.
WAR CRIMES ACCUSATION On 4 March 1943, during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, General George Kenney ordered Allied patrol boats and aircraft to attack Japanese rescue vessels, as well as the survivors from the sunken vessels on life rafts and swimming or floating in the sea.
Higher ranks are usually not part of the attack or rescue teams.
A government Web site lists roughly 250 scientific articles about the physical and mental effects of the attacks on rescue workers and other people.
