Ep.70 How to survive a helicopter crash

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • Big shout out to Alison with Ridge Wilderness for putting our students through a very informative day long course on basic survival and wilderness first aid.
    Come along as I participate in this training we run all our students through.
    If you would like to know more about helicopter training you can visit our website at BC Helicopters
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Комментарии • 4

  • @pilotpeego1820
    @pilotpeego1820 6 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome video!

  • @shazam6274
    @shazam6274 6 месяцев назад +1

    Exec. Summary: Some people from a "crashed" helicopter render very basic first aid, carry the lightest person of the group, make a fire or two and tie some wood to an arm. All this stuff I learned as a Cub scout when I was 10. Pitiful!

    • @mouthbreather280
      @mouthbreather280 6 месяцев назад +1

      This definitely wasn’t an intensive wilderness survival course, certainly not SERE school. But I agree it could have been more rigorous. Then again, everything nowadays has been pussified and we’ve fallen quite a far way from the days of your Cub Scouts. They won’t even use the term “Boy Scouts” anymore because it isn’t inclusive enough or doesn’t tick all the gender and rainbow boxes. This stuff will suffice for a day or two in the bush until their help arrives after they hit SOS on their garmin inreaches 🤷‍♂️
      If they really wanted to be prepared they’d know how to hunt, fish, build shelter, signal, land nav, and the rest of it.

    • @mouthbreather280
      @mouthbreather280 6 месяцев назад

      This definitely wasn’t an intensive wilderness survival course, certainly not SERE school. But I agree it could have been more rigorous. Then again, everything nowadays has been pussified and we’ve fallen quite a far way from the days of your Cub Scouts. They won’t even use the term “Boy Scouts” anymore because it isn’t inclusive enough or doesn’t tick all the g3nder and 🌈 boxes or whatever. This stuff will suffice for a day or two in the bush until their help arrives after they hit SOS on their Garmin inreaches 🤷‍♂️
      If they really wanted to be prepared they’d know how to hunt, fish, build shelter, signal, land nav, and the rest of it.