Earl H. Tilford U. S. Center for Air Force History Richard P. Hallion
First published in 1992. From the foreword: "Search and rescue has always been important to the United States Air Force, whose aircrews deserve nothing less than the fullest possible commitment to save them and return them home. The motto of Air Force search and rescue, "So Others May Live," is one of the most compelling of all military mottoes. It embodies this spirit of altruism and, as events have proven, also indicates the services intention to furnish life-saving SAR for civilian as well as military purposes. Search and rescue flourished during World War II as lifeguard ships and...
First published in 1992. From the foreword: "Search and rescue has always been important to the United States Air Force, whose aircrews deserve nothin...
