Sentence examples for mass rescue from inspiring English sources
A mass rescue is no longer a real possibility; it probably never was.
The US and Canadian coastguard will carry out drills for a mass rescue from the Crystal in Anchorage next week.
The government immediately deployed 30 ships and a dozen helicopters in a mass rescue operation, but the 6,825-tonne 6,825-tonnesurprisingly ferry
On 13 April, coast guard officials from the US and Canada will train for a cruise ship catastrophe: a mass rescue from a luxury liner on its maiden voyage through the remote and deathly cold waters between the Northwest Passage and the Bering Strait.
"In my whole career, I had never seen such a mass rescue operation, helping hundreds of refugees," he said.
On 2 October 1943, Swedish radio broadcast that Sweden was ready to offer asylum, and the mass rescue of the Danish Jews by their countrymen followed swiftly thereafter.
The charity's boats patrol the seas with a dedicated crew who are equipped to conduct mass rescues from vessels in distress.
Today there are about 200 lifeguards patrolling the beaches in north Cornwall and north Devon, where mass rescues can happen once or twice a year.
In the end more than 70 climbers had to be hauled from the slopes of the Matterhorn, in Switzerland, on Monday - one of the biggest mass rescues in mountaineering history - as rockfalls battered its ridges and valleys.
The Beacons are the first land mass the jet stream hits as it rolls off the Irish Sea, explains Brecon Mountain Rescue's Mark Jones.
Fig. 2 Algorithm of student immersion in mass casualty rescue simulation exercise.
