Search Party

A search group is a group of military personnel that is created to search for and provide assistance to victims of hostilities.

It includes:

1. Orderlies (sanitary instructors) who are engaged in searching for the injured, providing them with first aid and transporting them to the loading site on ambulance transport. Such groups are created in conditions where the victims are hidden - in populated areas, wooded areas, etc.

2. Representatives of the medical service of the Air Force. They search for, provide medical assistance and evacuate flight crews who have made an emergency landing or abandoned an aircraft off the airfield.

Thus, a search group is a mobile unit of the medical service, created to quickly respond and provide assistance to victims in a combat situation. Its main tasks are search, extraction, first aid and evacuation of the injured.

A search group is a specialized organization or group of people that searches and rescues people in extreme situations. Such search groups can be created in various spheres of human activity: the Ministry of Emergency Situations - search and rescue of people, on the water - search for drowned people, in the forest - disappearance of people.

The first type of search group is a group of Air Force personnel. They search for, provide medical assistance and evacuate flight crews who made an emergency landing. The main tasks of the group are to search for wounded pilots and provide them with the necessary medical care. For this purpose, special helicopters and planes are used, which are equipped with all the necessary equipment and medicines. If it is necessary to carry out an operation to rescue the pilot, then a group of rescuers with sniffer dogs comes to the rescue. During the operation, the most modern technology is used: powerful spotlights, thermal imagers, sound sensors and high-definition cameras. This allows you to most effectively find missing people in difficult conditions.

The second type of search groups is more familiar to each of us. The so-called rescuers. They gather from representatives of various services and organizations to quickly respond in the event of an emergency. The composition of the group changes depending on the direction of work. For example, it can be led by employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, traffic police, emergency medical services, etc. In the absence of an obvious distress signal, such search groups are aimed primarily at providing and protecting the population.