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2026-09-29 18:03
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Skydivers' heroic actions to rescue victims of small plane crash
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Recreational jumpers used their training as paramedics to treat crash victims before ground crews arrived A team of experienced skydivers recently dropped in to help at a plane crash they happened to witness in Wisconsin – and used their training as paramedics to treat a seriously injured victim…
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A small plane went down with four people on board went down in Wisconsin. Skydivers made the decision to parachute from their own plane to help save the victims.
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