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NFPA 1670 states that "Members of organizations at the awareness
level shall be permitted to
Assist in support function on a wilderness search and rescue operation
but shall not be deployed into the wilderness.
As the incident progresses what is happening to any potential clues?
Clues will deteriorate and become more difficult to find.
Both tracking and airscent techniques
Trailing Canines use______ techniques to locate a subject
Critique
Components of SAR include preplanning, notification, planning &
strategy, operations & tactics, suspension and
volunteer organizations
By and large, trained Search Responders are provided by
Military Grid Reference System (MGRS)
US National Grid (USNG) is derived from
Meridians
the lines of longitude are known as
West to East
Universal Transverse Mercator zone are numbered 1 -6-
, The law enforcement agency of that jurisdiction
Due to the potential criminal nature of a lost persons search, the
person in charge of the incident should be
Northwest
the heading of 315 degrees will have you heading what direction
Vary from person to person
Understanding how people will react to being lost is important as it
helps searchers understand where they could potentially find clues.
Peoples reaction to being lost can
Indirect
Attraction is what type of search tactic
The theoretical search area
The blank is the distance that the subject could have traveled in the
time elapsed
Because there are potentially thousands of clues
Why do we search for Clues and not the subject
Physical
Finding the subjects backpack along a trail is what type of clue
the rescuer has a duty to act reasonably and within their scope of
training.
Professional rescuers have a "duty to act" this means that
Success
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NFPA 1670 states that "Members of organizations at the awareness
level shall be permitted to
Assist in support function on a wilderness search and rescue operation
but shall not be deployed into the wilderness.
As the incident progresses what is happening to any potential clues?
Clues will deteriorate and become more difficult to find.
Both tracking and airscent techniques
Trailing Canines use______ techniques to locate a subject
Critique
Components of SAR include preplanning, notification, planning &
strategy, operations & tactics, suspension and
volunteer organizations
By and large, trained Search Responders are provided by
Military Grid Reference System (MGRS)
US National Grid (USNG) is derived from
Meridians
the lines of longitude are known as
West to East
Universal Transverse Mercator zone are numbered 1 -6-
, The law enforcement agency of that jurisdiction
Due to the potential criminal nature of a lost persons search, the
person in charge of the incident should be
Northwest
the heading of 315 degrees will have you heading what direction
Vary from person to person
Understanding how people will react to being lost is important as it
helps searchers understand where they could potentially find clues.
Peoples reaction to being lost can
Indirect
Attraction is what type of search tactic
The theoretical search area
The blank is the distance that the subject could have traveled in the
time elapsed
Because there are potentially thousands of clues
Why do we search for Clues and not the subject
Physical
Finding the subjects backpack along a trail is what type of clue
the rescuer has a duty to act reasonably and within their scope of
training.
Professional rescuers have a "duty to act" this means that
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