What's It Like To Be A Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer? • GoPro
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2015
- A U.S. Coast Guard crew from San Diego conducts rescue swimmer training off the coast of Newport Beach, California with a GoPro camera. The training gives pilots, rescue swimmers, and flight mechanics the opportunity to practice rescue techniques to simulate real distress situations. Filmed on May 4, 2015. Unit - U.S. Coast Guard (PADET) San Diego
Film Credits: PO2 Robert Simpson
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Some brave people that do this and save people, Respect!
A U.S. Coast Guard crew from San Diego conducts rescue swimmer training off the coast of Newport Beach, California with a GoPro camera.
extreme respect
True badasses right here!
These guys are something else, there is no equal in what they do.
Nothing but utmost respect for all of them. 🙏
Awesome video, and the USCG has some incredible people. When I see how old some of the fleet is, it makes me sick. They definitely need more money!!! I heard that over by me, there were 3 helicopters, and 2 were down because they couldn't get them repaired. It's a sin. Not only in war, the coast guard is probably the most useful branch of the military in peace time. For every rescue mission we hear about on the news, there are dozens that go unreported. It's a full time job with kids (men) in phenomenal condition, with the guts to match. As every boater has told me, "I hope I never need them, but it's great to know they're there if I do".
Ils font un travail excellent, bravo messieurs/dames.
wow!!! this looks like a lot of training I am junior lifeguard for my hometown beach and this looks pretty cool!! 😃
I'm going to be in the coast guard
callum brough Do you have a specific area you wanna go to?
@marty uribe you said second twice
did you?
@marty uribe you have instagram or snapchat i have some questions
@marty uribe i sent you a message its new account i just made it to message.
America needs more citizens like this! Parents plan your kid's future.
God Bless You
wow look at the dent that the helicopter whirring makes in the ocean. thats awesome
it must be scary having your head that close to the spinning helicopter blades
Man i wanna do this so bad! Gotta keep up my training! Did well on the asvab and passed the coast guard test just gott make it through recruit training then pipeline!
Evan Price yo are you joining any time soon
Billy Bob I’m in the process of joining..join so we can go same date to boot camp bro
Billy Bob I'm in the process rn. Do a lot of research and look up your nearest recruiter.
Bryan Wheelock when are you going
any of you end up enlisting? i ship out the 23rd!
App is in. Hoping to have the opportunity of going through A-School and becoming one of these badasses
Badass
Does anyone know what a person would have to do to become a pilot in the coast guard? Interested in learning about that as a possible future career
i have always wondered how do they get training if the ever encounter a shark lol
steven vollmer Sharks almost never attack. If they do, it’s because they mistook you for a seal and they release after they realize you aren’t. Humans don’t actually taste very good lol
lots of military training comes across animals. Not sure how they'd handle sharks specifically but I'm sure they have protocols to respond. For example Marine Snipers out by Pendleton while practicing sneaking through the bushes and staying absolutely still, sometimes get all kinds of rattlesnakes literally slithering on top of them sometimes
Stand your ground and punch em in the snout and he will turn and swim away!! 🤜🦈
The swimmers will hold their hand on top of their head and make the universal shark fin sign. That will indicate a predator is near which will initiate the emergency pick-up. Doesn't have to be a shark, could be an orca or even a seal.
@@fiishbol2060but still getting attacked…
no fear have honored for your country I will become a United States u.s. Coast Guard remember never fear I am proud of my country and to become somebody in life I do it for my family and my country United States of America God bless
How you doing
Yeah updates please I wanna know how your life turned.
I pull patients off that bird at the only ER in San Diego they can land at. It’s the most impressive amount of downward force I’ve ever felt
I am curious. What is it like being married in the coast guard? I have a wife and don't know much about life as a rescue swimmer. It would be cool to get an input on that.
Pretty good work life
OH MY GODING
Would the drop line ever get caught up in the props?
I'm wondering why the rescue swimmer appears to dive under the person they're rescuing at 2:05. Why is this happening?
Nicolas Dumazet that is so he can get behind the person he is rescuing and grab and pull them from behind.
No One actually, found the answer on another video. It's a technique they use to surprise the survivor and grab hold of them. They use it when they think there's a chance of the survivor panicking, or being tired to the point of losing lucidity.
Nicolas, it is one of the ways we approach survivors. Less chance a panicked survivor will be able to grab onto us. We have ways to get a panicked survivor away or off of us, but faster and safer to not have to be in the situation in the first place.
what happens if a shark comes, isnt scary for them to be in the water knowing that at any time something could come from the bottom and take their lives away?
Frank Moncion As long as you don't mess with the shark, the shark won't mess with you.
Froshe Fresh after college this is what i wanna do for at least 4 years, i wanna save peoples lives but i seen videos of people surfing and the sharks taking them of the board, are u sure a shark is not just gonna grab u from underneath what if u accidentally hit them with the flippers or when u land
Frank Moncion Then you use the techniques you learned at the academy. They teach you how to fight off sharks plus you have equipment.
Froshe Fresh thanks for all this knowledge man
its really helpful
now im a bit less worry about trying th coast guard out
no they don't teach you how to fight off sharks. if a shark comes, and the helicopter crew sees it first they will come in for an emergency pickup. if the RS (rescue swimmer) sees it first, he/she will give an emergency pickup signal.
Lol I'm on my dads youtube acount but I wanna join MSRT or be a c130 pilot maybe helicopter.
Semper Paratus
I wonder *big bubble* if I was jumping and I was afraid of heights I wouldn’t like it *helmet bumps propeller and cuts you a bit* AHH MOTHER...
my question is,isn't there a risk of shark attacks? lol cus thats my major fear
+Thenow Dude it's not about if you make it or not. It's about if the people you're saving make it. Also, sharks don't attack shit and if you're scared you're gonna die don't join the military because before you join you should already accept your death so you can function better and save more lives. It's not about you.
+jlaturno that's kind of a dumb thing to say,because if you don't make it,then neither will the people you're trying to save
J L I agree with both of you. It's important that before you go in you realize that you may lose your life and accept it so that you don't freeze up when you really are trying to save someone. And also, of course you need to be smart because like you said, if you get hurt how are you gonna help the other person. Your both right
Well, you shouldn't be careless because yeah you have to save people. But sometimes you have to chance things to save people and you might die. Don't be careless, but shit happens.
There is a risk of shark attack, depending on where your stationed (very minimal). However, I've been doing it for over 20 years and have never had a problem. Most of my time has been spent in Alaska, as well as the north west coast (of the lower 48) and north east coast. I've had more issues with sea lions then anything else, and there just curious.
Can women be Rescue swimer????
Probably, I wouldn’t see why not
Yes, there are currently three women ASTs (rescue swimmers) in the U.S. Coast Guard. The first woman to qualify was in the 1980s.