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searchmain menuSAR NewsA Little Bit Of Ice Doesn´t Slow Down Arctic SAR
May 28th, 2009
May 28th, 2009

A Little Bit Of Ice Doesnt Slow Down Arctic SAR

A little bit of ice still lingers
A little bit of ice still lingers
Photos of SAR Vessel launch at Tulita, (formerly Fort Norman) NWT

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No fancy approaches or launch ramps? . . .NO PROBLEM!
No fancy approaches or launch ramps? . . .NO PROBLEM!
Yes, those are actual chunks of ice sitting behind and above the truck!
Yes, those are actual chunks of ice sitting behind and above the truck!
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