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First SAR We Raced a Blizzard to Save Two Ghosts in Alaska

The call came just before dusk — two hikers missing for over a week somewhere deep in Alaska’s Yukon wilderness. Food gone, supplies gone, and winter closing in fast. As we lifted off in the MH-65, snow was already sweeping across the mountains, visibility shrinking by the minute. The storm built faster than we expected, whiteout conditions swallowing the horizon. Every ridge, every shadow could have been them. We pushed north, the helicopter buffeted by wind and ice, the weight of urgency heavy in the cabin. Then, through the swirling snow, we saw movement — two figures stumbling across the tundra, barely upright. When we landed, they looked more like ghosts than men, their faces hollow and pale from hunger and cold. They couldn’t walk without help, so we carried them to the chopper, wrapped them in blankets, and lifted off just as the blizzard swallowed the valley below. That night, I realized something every Alaskan rescuer learns — you don’t race the wilderness to win. You race it to survive. Witness a daring *rescue* operation in the unforgiving *arctic* of *Alaska**. A **coast guard helicopter* crew battles the elements in a race against time. This gripping *survival* story showcases bravery and skill in extreme conditions.