National Airborne Service Corps: 50% of Major Missions in 5 Years Were Rescues, Public Urged to Cherish Resources
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The National Airborne Service Corps (NASC) reported that nearly half of its major missions over the past five years were aerial rescues, primarily maritime and mountain search and rescue. The Ministry of the Interior urges the public to value these critical national resources and ensure they are utilized for the most urgent needs. The NASC has executed over 120,000 missions in 20 years, rescuing 8,866 people, and is equipped with Black Hawk, Dauphin, and fixed-wing aircraft for diverse operations.