Magazine back issues

In Issue 21 we carried a detailed report on the Grayrigg rail crash, from the perspective of team members involved…

Further developments in real-time tracking of individuals as an aid to search management and team member tracking and a different…

Mountain Rescue Ireland introduced their new Development Officer and their chairman wrote about the challenges of the role. There was…

Perhaps the first mention of mental health issues for the magazine – oddly, given that team members are frequently tasked…

Issue 17 took a look at a couple of developments in rescue equipment, including a new casbag for use underground…

Team members helped rescue stranded motorists from their cars – even a stranded snowplough – after severe weather in March…

More travel tales with an expedition to the Watkins Mountains of Greenland and international news from both IKAR and Cave…

In this issue, we considered whether insurance could ‘hinder search and rescue operations’, delved into the Maritime and Coastguard Agency…

Our fascination with history continued with aa look at what led to the first stirrings of an official mountain rescue…

Mountain rescuers themselves sometimes get into difficulties and injured in the mountains and this issue included the story of a…

This issue featured a cut-out and keep cas card for team members, an explanation of ‘expert witness’ from our legal…

Continuing what has become a regular ‘travel’ theme for the magazine, we had a report on taking team skills to…