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Between flights to Tuluksak, Operation Santa Claus turned into a rescue mission

Summary by Ground News
The Alaska Army National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk from Bethel had to make two trips to Tuluksak, about 34 miles away. The first trip brought six passengers that included this reporter, representatives from the Salvation Army, and Alaska Guard members. The crew reconfigured the Black Hawk to allow all 12 passengers, including Mr. and Mrs. Claus, to be picked up.

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Between flights to Tuluksak, Operation Santa Claus turned into a rescue mission

From the left, Holly Demmert and Clifton Dalton, both flight paramedics with LifeMed, and Cheif Warrant Officer 3 Bryan Kruse, Bethel Army Aviation Operating Facility commander, move a critically ill patient from a Black Hawk helicopter to an ambulance during a medical evacuation from Napaskiak to Bethel on Nov. 15, 2023. (Balinda O’Neal/Alaska National Guard) Over 100 kids and their parents waited patiently for Santa and Mrs. Claus in the Tuluk…

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KTOO broke the news in on Friday, November 17, 2023.
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