Magazine back issues

Flood rescue continued to assume greater prominence as Ewan Thomas explained where mountain rescue fitted in to the bigger picture…

Over the last few issues, the magazine has been steadily growing chunkier, with this issue reaching a milestone 56 pages.…

David Allan continued his series on eponymous medical terms, from Cheyne-Stokes respiration to Eustachian Tube. Still on the medical front,…

More articles from the UK Conference 2008. Mark Hodgson asked ‘Should we search at night?’ and Ged Feeney asked ‘Why…

This issue carried a report on the UK Mountain Rescue Conference in Stirling, stunning photos of the moment an RAF…

We celebrated 75 years of mountain rescue, Judy Whiteside looked at the facts, myths and mythology behind lightning strikes and…

More changes on the cover as we stopped listing what was in each issue, preferring to let the image be…

Including a ‘manifesto for the missing’ carrying out the ‘perfect search’, one team’s experience of a technical rescue review and…

Reports from the south west and the Peak District on serious flooding in Gloucestershire and Sheffield – not the first…

In Issue 21 we carried a detailed report on the Grayrigg rail crash, from the perspective of team members involved…

Further developments in real-time tracking of individuals as an aid to search management and team member tracking and a different…

Mountain Rescue Ireland introduced their new Development Officer and their chairman wrote about the challenges of the role. There was…