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Summary
An Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Marine here moves into position during platform rescue training Aug. 15. ARFF Marines call platform rescues “snatch-and-grabs” because they must rehearse removing a pilot from a burning or disabled aircraft as quickly and safely as possible.
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Date
16/08/2011
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