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Who among the regiments of the military are used for rescue operations?
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1. Do you mean "Dust-Off" helicopter crewmen, such as those men that flew choppers and "rescued" wounded men in Vietnam?
2. Do you mean "SAR" Search and Rescue of downed US airmen who had been shot down over North Vietnam (those men not rescued became POWs).
3. Do you mean the USCG (US Coast Guard) who used to conduct rescue as a matter of routine (probably still do, although being part of HOMELAND security these days has most likely DEVERTED them to mostly LAW ENFORCEMENT work, as it has for the other military branches). The USCG originally was part of the US Dept of Treasury; then the US Dept of Transportation; now the US Dept of Homeland Security...etc. etc. etc.
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Among the top military leaders in the war with Mexico was?
Zachary taylor .
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alcohol
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Among the top military leaders in the war with Mexico was?
Zachary taylor .
