Sentence examples for lifesaving crew from inspiring English sources
Five people witnessed the flights: Adam Etheridge, John T. Daniels (who snapped the famous "first flight" photo using Orville's pre-positioned camera) and Will Dough, all of the U.S. government coastal lifesaving crew; area businessman W.C. Brinkley; and Johnny Moore, a teenaged boy who lived in the area.
Most lifeguard work requires a one piece swimsuit in a plain color, perhaps the color of your lifesaving crew.
Lifesaving crews had been dispatched but could reach neither ship because of fog and waves.
The USCG investigation of the Fitzgerald sinking resulted in 15 recommendations regarding load lines, weathertight integrity, search and rescue capability, lifesaving equipment, crew training, loading manuals, and providing information to masters of Great Lakes vessels.
But the most important result was to set a new trend in lifesaving: where before an unwieldy crew of men in a boat had rescued swimmers, now a single, skilled lifeguard quickly made his way out through the waves.
5 18 p.m. | Updated More than a week after I first asked about the capacity of the lifeboats on board the Triumph, Carnival told me that the ship had 24 lifeboats, 2 rescue boats, and 74 life rafts (primarily intended to accommodate crew) for a total lifesaving capacity of 6,670.
Based on interviews with the crew, Mr. Weller reconstructed the lifesaving events.
Following the advice of the US consul at Liverpool, the United States Congress recognised the acts of bravery by issuing 27 Gold Lifesaving Medals to the lifeboat men who attempted to save her crew, after a two year delay during which US law first had to be changed to allow the newly instituted medals to be awarded to non-US citizens.
Generally, an ambulance crew includes three EMS staff members, including at least one emergency lifesaving technician (ELST) [ 1].
Generally, an ambulance crew consists of three EMS staff members, including at least one emergency lifesaving technician (ELST).
