Inland Search and Rescue Planning Course

02/27/2021

Congratulations to the newest graduates of Inland SAR Planning Course 21-03 in El Paso, TX!

We still have space in our free course 21-04 hosted by the US Coast Guard in Miami, FL 22-26 March 2021. If you’re a SAR professional interested in attending, please register at https://signupforms.com/registrations/23707 or visit NationalSARSchool.org for additional information.

02/27/2021

Congratulations to the graduates of Inland SAR Planning Course 21-02 in San Diego, CA!

We still have space in our free course 21-04 hosted by the US Coast Guard in Miami, FL 22-26 March 2021. If you’re a SAR professional interested in attending, please register at https://signupforms.com/registrations/23707 or visit NationalSARSchool.org for additional information.

09/26/2020

The Inland SAR Planning Course schedule for FY21 has been posted

08/15/2020

The National SAR School will be consolidating its pages to better interface with former and future students, sponsors of our courses, and the general public. We hope that you'll follow/like our page, "National Search and Rescue School" where we'll be posting our course schedules and other pertinant SAR information.

https://www.facebook.com/NationalSARSchool/

Joint USCG/USAF National Search and Rescue School

08/15/2020

Congratulations to the latest graduates of the National SAR School’s Inland SAR Planning Course at Langley AFB, VA! We would also like to welcome to our new Deputy Director, MSgt Levitica Max Byington, and OS1 Timothy Chan to the Inland SAR team!

05/01/2020

Little Ari learned how to operate door latches and sneaked out for a walkabout in the woods. Sheriff's deputies, Rescue Squad members, the Lake Superior CART, and 911-Dispatchers acted quickly and found Ari 2200 feet from the Point Last Seen (PLS) in deep boreal forest. Utilizing human trackers, drones, neighborhood canvass, and good, solid investigative and land search skills, we were able to advance the line of sign from Ari's bare feet through difficult terrain to a point where we could hear him answering our calls above the chorus and wood frog noise. Tonight's photo shows Nick emerging from the treeline to a clearing with Ari safely in hand. Today was a very good day!