Day in the Life of the RCAF: Comox - Flying the CH-149 Cormorant - Episode 9

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Prepare yourself for an adventure as we delve into the awe-inspiring realm of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) to gain an exclusive glimpse into their daily operations.
In this episode, we get a closer look at Canada’s long-range search and rescue helicopter, the CH-149 Cormorant, capable of operating in some of the most severe conditions.
Don't miss our captivating series that highlights the vital missions of the RCAF and the extraordinary individuals who make it all possible.
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14 окт 2024

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4 месяца назад

Thank you for serving on this 80th anniversary of DDay

@johnlang150 4 месяца назад

little respect but THANK YOU, THANK YOU for your service, you are all hero's, Happy 100 to EVERY member of our forces

@wyldhowl2821 4 месяца назад

BC resident. I've been watching that TV show about North Shore Rescue, and they only recently got the ability to do night missions and winch someone to a helicopter. (A smaller civilian helicopter - these big military ones are are unmistakable on the rare occasion they are seen flying around over here.) Obviously the military SAR-techs are the top tier of this sort of mission, but BC is such a tough area for search & rescue generally with the mountains and sea, there are many overlapping SAR agencies. Makes me wonder if the RCAF gets called out as a last resort, for the hardest missions. Anyways, kudos to all the SAR people, military or civilian, for doing a very hard job.