A CALLOUT AWAY - Search and Rescue Documentary

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"A Callout Away" gives viewers a look into the world of search and rescue. From the rivers of Oregon to the mountains of Los Angeles, audiences will experience helicopter rescues, swift water rescues, and more from the volunteers of SAR.

[@GigiGhobrial-nf3xe]

I just want to say thank you to everyone who embarks upon the heroic act of risking their lives to help and save others. It’s hard to imagine life now without my best friend, and for that, I will forever be grateful. Thank you. 🙏

[@petertrofimenkoff3954]

Great video!! So proud to see my Canadian team members be able to be showcased in such a great way. Thank you for making the video.

[@p.h.i.l.unterwegs]

thanks for your service 👍 greets from Switzerland

[@brucemcguire6113]

So I loved all but one part of this video. The guy from PNWSAR that brought the race card into play is not only misinformed and should never do an interview for them again, but the fact that he said it is tied with law enforcement as a negative, shows he has no idea what the Oregon statute says for SAR teams in Oregon or the diversity of other teams in his own state. Very closed minded. Everyone else in this video did an excellent job showcasing search and rescue.

[@jaredmiller3428]

What do you mean? He just had to let everyone know how great and virtuous he is. He's been programmed well. I know if I had fallen 70 ft and broke bones I'd be extremely offended if I didn't see some diversity coming to my rescue

[@TheDarkestOne37]

That guy is an idiot, to put it nicely. I would have fired him from the team after seeing those comments and speaking negatively about the Sheriff's Department. I mean, he actually blamed the "region's attitude" because their team doesn't have enough diversity? WTF? But at least they were "lucky enough to have a bunch of women join the team."

[@myleeelein1900]

*PromoSM*

[@intelligentdisobedience]

WOKE