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• Appendix E: Proficiency Requirements
  # Uphill travel on a moderate slope using all of the following techniques: diagonal stride, herr # Downhill travel on a moderate slope using sidestepping and sideslipping;
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• Appendix S: Patrol Recruiting
  ...invites members of the public interested in joining the patrol to come for a "Ski-Along" day during any regular patrol day. === How to arrange for a Ski Along ===
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• Appendix F: Rescue Sled Handling
  ...th these sleds we can carry a full range of first-aid equipment, including a backboard; ...ailure of the portable sled, but patrollers must be able to construct such a sled in case such an emergency arises.
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• Appendix H: Map and Compass Skills
  === Selecting a compass === A good compass with declination adjustment, sighting mirror and clinometer (S
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• Appendix J: Helicopter Protocols
  ...e rescues. Medical evacuation helicopters carry a Critical Care nurse with a medical control, and typically have greater requirements for landing zones ...ers will often have to bring the patient to the helicopter landing area in a sled. Each area
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• Appendix A: Required Personal Equipment
  ...p your equipment current and in good repair; inexperience and poor gear is a liability for other users and for your fellow patrollers. A typical Tahoe Backcountry patrol day includes 6-10 miles of over-snow trave
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