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In combat search and rescue (CSAR) operations, the code word "ramrod" is used to designate a specific type of mission or to signal the need for immediate extraction of personnel. It typically indicates urgency and coordination among rescue teams and aircraft. The term can also refer to the leader or point of contact for the rescue operation, emphasizing the need for a focused and organized response to retrieve individuals in distress.

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