Search And Rescue Tabletop Exercise
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The father and son went hiking but were now overdue to return. The mother became concerned when they did not return by 7 PM and contacted authorities. A search and rescue team was activated. The son has diabetes and only packed enough insulin for one day. Heavy rain began during the search, making conditions dangerous for walking search teams due to slippery rocks.
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- 1. SAR TABLETOP Skot Covert, Kevin Sbanotto, Aaron Sabatini
- 2. OCTOBER 22, 2008 Father and Son depart at 9:00 AM for a day long hike in the Ozark Mountains. They only have enough supplies (food and water) for 8 hours. The hiking trail is designed for moderate hikers, it is extremely rocky in some parts. The trail fluctuates between wide and narrow. A 50% chance of light/moderate showers are forecasted for the day. Forecasters predict a high of 50 degrees, and a low of 41 degrees that night. The father and son are expected to be back at 5 PM.
- 3. HIKERS ARE NOW OVERDUE. At 7:00 PM the father and son still have not arrived. At this time the mother becomes very concerned and contacts the rangers station to see if they have checked out. Forest Ranger says no. The mother contacts the proper authorities, and the local SAR team is activated.
- 4. DISCUSSION At what point should the mother become concerned? Is she over reacting? Who should she call? She called the forest ranger, how would they coordinate efforts with the SAR team?
- 5. 9:00 PM SAR leaders interview the mother and find out the following: Son suffers from diabetes and only packed enough insulin for one day. The father and son are inexperienced hikers, and are not familiar with the area.
- 6. DISCUSSION With the current weather conditions (rain and temperature), when would you deploy your search teams? Must keep in mind the safety of SAR members. Does the health conditions of the son increase the urgency?
- 7. SEARCH BEGINS – 10:00 PM SAR teams deploy dogs, ATV teams, and walking teams to canvas the area. At 11:23, heavy rain begins, eliminating the use of search dogs…Also creating slippery rocks, creating a high risk for walking teams.
- 8. DISCUSSION With the high danger to the walking teams due to the slippery rocks: Do you call in the teams for their safety? Continue the search? Call off the ground search and only use mobile searchers (ATV’s etc.)