[DOWNLOAD]⚡ For Those in Peril: Fifty Years of Royal Navy Search and Rescue

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For Those in Peril: Fifty Years of Royal Navy Search and
Rescue
Sinopsis :
A fascinating collection of the most astounding search and
rescue missions ever attempted.Perfect for fans of Kevin
Grange, Lee Whittlesey and Edward Wake-Walker.At the
height of World War Two, with Allied shipping under constant
attack by U-Boats, the Royal Navy began to conduct vital
search and rescue missions. Over the course of the next fifty
years this operational requirement to rescue ditched aircrew or
wounded soldiers developed into an all-weather, year-round,
24-hour-a-day service to not only military personnel but also
the general public.John Winton charts the expansion of the
Royal Navy Search and Rescue and explores how with advent
of new technologies and training it was able to provide a vital

lifeline to men and women who were in need of assistance,
whether that be a trawler with an injured crewman a capsized
sailing boat a coaster whose cargo has shifted in a gale and
whose crew have to abandon ship or a ship aground and
breaking up in heavy seas.For Those in Peril provides firsthand
accounts of the experiences of Search and Rescue
aircrews, giving insight into some of their most extraordinary
missions whether that be during the Falklands War, to aid
Dutchmen and women whose lands have been flooded, or in
hurricane conditions of the Caribbean.John
Winton&#8217book is the definitive account of the Royal
Navy&#8217Search and Rescue and should be essential
reading for all interested in learning more about daring
missions where crew members have risked everything to save
people in need.