Ain’t No River Wide Enough Marine mountain warfare instructors participate in a swift-water rescue course to learn how to rescue people in fast moving water. (MAGTF Training Command/Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at 29 Palms video by Cpl. Conner Downey) | U.S. Marine Corps

What does it take for emergency workers to train for swift water rescues on a raging river? Here’s a first-hand look. https://bit.ly/2rqZqjA | Duke Energy

Swift Water Rescue Training! You might have seen a lot of action on the water as week as Tulsa Fire Department hosted a three-day Swift Water Boat Operations Class at Zink Lake and Tulsa Wave Park. 57 firefighters from around the US learned skills essential for rescue during emergencies on the water. Zink Lake and Tulsa Wave Park will be used multiple times a year train first responders in the future so be on the lookout! #SwiftWaterTraining #FirstResponderTraining #Teamwork #WaterRescue #TulsaF

Swiftwater rescue training for NROs

Firefighters from metro area departments practiced swift water rescue techniques in the high water of Clear Creek, using technically challenging rope systems to rescue and recover victims of water or auto accidents that end up in fast water. Read the full article at http://dpo.st/2rzm0oO | The Denver Post