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Date:

15 Jul 2004

Time:

12:15:19

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Michael, Thank you for your insight into this matter. I just recently had to drive from Alabama to Texas with my uncle to pick up my Dad from a Texas hospital. He had become disoriented and just kept driving. Thankfully, the hospital cantacted us. I'm just afraid that it may happen again and noone will contact us. This web-site has given me confidence that we wil be able to find him should this happen again. Keep up the good work and may God bless you. Bethany

Date:

02 Jun 2004

Time:

18:23:27

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Date:

29 Jan 2004

Time:

09:47:11

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Michael, very informative sight. It is nice to see someone attempting to close the gap between segregated groups to incorporate "teamwork", a new concept to some :). I am co-founder of a new search and rescue group in Colorado (Adams County, specifically). Our county has had - shall we say - less than positive experiences with an older group. We are trying to work as close with the County OEM as we possibly can. The Sheriff is next on the list, once we have trained dogs (summer, 2004). Please keep at it. The information is great! Thanks, Michael, Vickie Weigel Field Support, Inc. Search & Rescue Brighton, Colorado

Date:

09 Jul 2003

Time:

18:02:55

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Rob and Andy, Thank you for your comments. Just for info we are well served in my Force area with the Dartmoor Rescue Group and Exmoor Search and Rescue. Later this year we have a new group, the Cornwall Rescue Group going live. Our in Force training programme is certainly bearing fruits too with much earlier callouts and responses, which is undoubtedly leading to earlier resolution of incidents. Mike

Date:

07 Jul 2003

Time:

13:16:32

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Michael, as Rob mentioned earlier interesting site. ALSAR would be interested in helping you in anyway should you wish to set up a serach team in your area. Feel free to look at the ALSAR website at www.alsar.org.uk or the SEBEV SAR website at www.sebev.co.uk about some of the work in lowland SAR. We also run reagular courses for both basic search techniques and team leaders and should you wish to visit one of these courses it would be our pleasure to see you. Regards Andy Williamson Search Manager SEBEV Search and Rescue Chairman Association of Lowland Search And Rescue (ALSAR)

Date:

05 Jul 2003

Time:

07:05:26

Comments

Michael, Very interesting and informative site. Anything to spread the word about the importance of working together in search for the benefit of the misper. Robert Bradley SEBEV Search and Rescue. ALSAR Training Officer.

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