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Jonathan Howard of the Florida State Guard Special Missions Unit and Aerial Recovery reports that news and politicians are misrepresenting the situation on the ground. He asserts that helicopters are essential for reaching those stranded 10-40 miles into the mountains, as ground vehicles are insufficient. He recounts rescuing an 11-year-old baby and an elderly woman with a civilian helicopter, while government officials and media falsely claimed government involvement. Howard claims that civilian helicopters far outnumber military ones in rescue efforts. Despite having his team present, they lack the means to reach those in dire need. He mentions political interference, including attempts to block access and prevent media from documenting the damage. He also describes encountering Air Force helicopter crews grounded due to lack of Title 10 orders, while his special forces contacts are unable to deploy. Howard implores authorities to provide helicopters to save lives, accusing them of inaction that is costing lives.

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An individual with firefighting, rescue, swift water rescue training, and equipment operation experience wanted to help in the Asheville, North Carolina area. Despite contacting the fire department, the county emergency management division said they didn't need additional resources. The speaker then saw a TikTok video about a family of 11 who died waiting for help that never arrived. The speaker expresses frustration that help was turned down while people died, stating the victims survived the hurricane only to die waiting for assistance. The speaker believes the emergency management division should be ashamed, as the situation contradicts their claim of having sufficient resources.

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FEMA is present but hindering mission operations. Federal employees have booked entire hotels, leaving no room for those rescued from the mountains. The speaker and team have been working nonstop, lacking sleep and hygiene. The devastation is described as biblical and apocalyptic. Government helicopters are reportedly not being released to those on the ground in remote mountain towns who are requesting body bags. Rescue operations were halted for a presidential photo op, which is considered unconscionable. Donations can be made at saveourallies.com. Those needing rescue can submit information at saveourallies.org. Special operations personnel are working to reach inaccessible areas.

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A person's friend has been running trips to Western North Carolina to deliver medicine, food, and water, rescue people, and recover bodies. The speaker had claimed the government was interfering, but the friend said there was no malfeasance, just that the government was bloated and slow. However, a government entity arrived at the Hickory Airport and told them to immediately stop their flights and leave within two hours. The volunteers were sent home, and the company had to call in staff to pack up. Refrigerators full of insulin and breast milk had to be thrown away. No reason was given, and no one came to replace them. The speaker suggests that disaster responses are being controlled, and people should help others without seeking permission. The speaker believes we are approaching a time where actions will be for one side or the other, framing it as good versus evil.

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A pilot named Sinem and his son flew to Black Mountain to assist with rescues, encountering no flight restrictions initially. Sinem rescued an elderly woman, leaving his son as copilot with her husband. He then coordinated with a fire captain who provided radio frequencies and a landing zone. However, another fire official, possibly the Lake Lure fire chief, stopped the operation, ordering Sinem to leave and threatening arrest if he returned for his copilot. Sinem retrieved his son but left the woman's husband behind, apologizing to the wife. As Sinem departed, the original fire captain offered a designated landing spot if he returned with the husband, promising no interference. A flight restriction was implemented shortly after the confrontation. Sinem believes this was not coincidental and states he would continue rescuing people until arrested if he could do it again. The Lake Lure fire official has not yet been reached for comment. A Coast Guard helicopter was later seen landing in Lake Lure.

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Jonathan Howard of the Florida State Guard Special Missions Unit and Aerial Recovery reports that news and politicians are misrepresenting the situation on the ground. He asserts that helicopters are essential for reaching those stranded 10-40 miles into the mountains, as ground vehicles are insufficient. He recounts rescuing an 11-year-old baby and an elderly woman with a civilian helicopter, while government officials falsely claimed credit. Howard claims that civilian helicopters far outnumber military ones in rescue efforts. His team is present but lacks the means to reach those in need. While his congresswoman secured two contracted helicopters, he questions the overall lack of military involvement. He alleges that CNN was prevented from filming the worst-hit areas and that political issues initially hindered his team's entry. Military helicopters are reportedly grounded awaiting orders, while people are dying due to lack of access.

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The speakers landed and met Liz. They have a special parachute team to help them fly around and get people out. They are linking up with locals because the information they are getting is sometimes old and they have limited air assets. Eric Claire with Aerial Recovery is doing a supply drop for a family in Banner Elk. The river washed out all the bridges, so they are trying to contact the family to drive to the road on the other side. They hiked to the house and will get a truck or ATV to cross the river with supplies.

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The speaker thanks supporters for sharing a video that went viral, leading to support from congressmen and private sector helicopter assistance. Civilian helicopters are actively flying rescue missions. Government military support is reportedly en route. Flights are typically delayed until 9:30 or 10 AM due to fog, but a temporary flight restriction (TFR) due to Joe Biden's visit is further impeding rescue efforts. Search and rescue teams are being deployed to the mountains via helicopter before the TFR goes into effect. The helicopters must then travel to another airport to obtain a special code allowing them to fly during the TFR. No rescue missions will occur between approximately 12 PM and 4 PM due to the TFR. If the TFR is lifted around 4 PM as scheduled, only two rescue missions will likely be possible before nightfall. The speaker suggests that political considerations are hindering rescue operations during favorable weather conditions.

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In runway 33, a helicopter obstructed an aircraft that was close to landing. We're trying to connect with Armin Kurty for his expertise on this situation, but for now, let's continue with John. Reports from an NBC affiliate indicate that four people were rescued from the water, though this information hasn't been independently verified.

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The speaker's helicopter, Consuela, was used for disaster relief in North Carolina after a hurricane. Responding to a friend's call, the speaker and his wife flew to North Carolina and found widespread damage with people trapped in the mountains. The speaker posted about their efforts, which led to an overwhelming response. The speaker flew Consuela into tight landing zones to deliver supplies like insulin, food, and water, and to evacuate people. The speaker shares helmet cam footage to show the extent of the damage. The speaker acknowledges feeling weird about posting the content but believes it raised awareness, noting over $350,000 was raised via GoFundMe. The speaker praises Erin from the Hope Mill Fund for providing crucial information and supplies and Operation Airdrop for organizing pilots on day two. The speaker notes the presence of government assets and other private helicopters. The speaker shares footage of challenging landings, emphasizing the MD 500's suitability for tight spots and the residents marking potential landing zones.

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My baby died needlessly. As the Palisades fire approached, I faced numerous failures. 911 was useless; all phone lines were down. Rory, born blind with cerebral palsy, lived in a cottage on our property. As embers fell, my hoses ran dry. He told me to leave him, but no mother can abandon her child. I was injured and couldn't lift him or move him. When the fire department returned me, his cottage was completely burnt down.

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A helicopter pilot flew into a disaster area to help people. He instructed his copilot, who was also his son, to help people board the helicopter, and then flew them to safety. Upon landing, a fire chief or assistant fire chief told him not to return to rescue more people, threatening him with arrest if he did. The speaker questions why authorities are turning away water, provisions, helicopters, and people with chainsaws while simultaneously directing people to donate to agencies that supposedly will provide aid. The speaker accuses them of turning away help while people are dying and asks viewers for their thoughts.

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They are interrupting our ability to conduct missions. A security guard at a hotel said the entire hotel was booked for federal employees, so people pulled out of a mountain had no place to go. The speaker slept in a car and smells like foot and death, as does the entire team. No one slept. They got done around 3 a.m. and were back in the air when the sun came up. The speaker wants people to understand how incredible the organization, Save Our Allies, is and all the work that the volunteers are doing. This is biblical level devastation and apocalyptic.

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Experienced hikers, horseback riders, and those with helicopters, dirt bikes, ATVs, or side-by-sides are needed in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. The speaker urges people to ignore news reports saying they aren't needed, stating that local people need help with search and rescue. FEMA and the American Red Cross are reportedly not present. The speaker says manpower is needed to recover bodies and rescue survivors who have been without food and water for a week. Automobiles and trucks cannot access the affected areas. The speaker claims that if people with private helicopters are threatened with arrest for helping, the American people will support them. The speaker describes the smell of death in the towns and along the river, and says bodies are washing up on the banks, potentially reaching Santee Cooper, South Carolina. The speaker claims the military has not been deployed due to the administration's refusal to sign orders. The speaker asks viewers to share the video widely.

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A man scaled a 19-story burning building in Philadelphia to rescue his 65-year-old immobile mother trapped on the 15th floor. After receiving a call from his sister, he rushed to the scene but was blocked by police. Despite having a fractured hip, he climbed the building's balconies with wire cutters, determined to reach her. Upon reaching her floor, he found her safe on the balcony, and after reassuring her, he descended. Expecting to be arrested, he was instead met with understanding from an officer who recognized the urgency of his actions. He felt compelled to do whatever it took to save his mother.

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I felt like I was in another country. After Hurricane Helene, Charlie and I teamed up for rescue efforts in North Carolina. We encountered a young man who provided us with a ground-to-air radio and helped us find a helicopter ride. At a checkpoint, police recognized our organization, Aerial Recovery, and assisted us. We discovered a woman in distress during a search and learned that small towns lacked resources despite Asheville being stocked. Our first mission involved rescuing a premature baby in critical condition. We coordinated with a civilian helicopter pilot to land at a hospital, navigating challenging conditions. The emotional relief upon delivering the baby to medical staff was overwhelming. We also received a call about a man whose parents were trapped, leading us to search for SOS signals painted on the ground, as many people had no means to communicate their needs.

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After flooding, Sinem and his son flew to Black Mountain to rescue stranded people. Despite no initial flight restrictions, Sinem landed and rescued an older couple, transporting them one at a time due to unstable conditions. After spotting rescuers nearby, Sinem coordinated with a person in charge, who provided radio frequencies and a landing area. However, the Lake Lure fire chief arrived and ordered Sinem to leave, claiming interference. Despite Sinem's refusal to abandon his copilot, the fire chief threatened arrest if he returned. Sinem retrieved his son, leaving the woman's husband behind, after explaining the situation to her. As they departed, the initial captain offered a designated landing spot if Sinem returned for the husband, but Sinem left. Flight restrictions were implemented 20-30 minutes after the confrontation.

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Jordan Sittem used his helicopter to help people stranded in Black Mountain after flooding, where the only access was through Lake Lure. He and his son rescued four people on Saturday and returned Sunday to continue. After Sittem landed to rescue an older couple, he left his son with the husband while he transported the wife. He then coordinated with a rescue team leader to set up a landing zone. However, the Lake Lure fire chief arrived and ordered Sittem to leave, claiming he was interfering with operations and threatening arrest if he returned for his copilot. Sittem retrieved his son and left, passing people waving for help. As he departed, the initial rescue team leader told him they couldn't ask him to rescue the remaining man, but would provide a landing spot if he did. Sittem believes the flight restriction implemented shortly after was a direct result of the confrontation and says he would have continued rescuing people until arrested.

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While driving to set up a Starlink unit, the speaker and their team were flagged down by Sue, an 83-year-old woman who lives alone. Sue said she had no power, water, or food and no way to get anywhere, and that she'd had heart surgery two weeks prior. She asked if someone could drop off a generator and hook it up to her breaker box and well. The team already had a generator with them and were fueling it up to get her hooked up. Sue had fallen and had a mark on her forehead. The speaker said Sue went from forlorn to uplifted and laughing. The team will continue setting up the Starlink unit provided by Elon Musk and expects to have everything set up for Sue by the time they return.

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After the house detached, it hit power lines and trees, throwing the speaker's family into the water. The speaker lost sight of their mother and son but could hear them screaming. The speaker's 73-year-old father was struggling to survive. The speaker's seven-year-old son, who didn't know how to swim, was last heard screaming for Jesus to save him before they were separated. The speaker floated in the water until getting trapped in a tree, continuing to look for them. At one point, the speaker saw their mother screaming for their son. The last thing the speaker heard from them was screams and calls for Jesus.

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A person's friend has been running trips to Western North Carolina to deliver medicine, food, and water, rescue people, and recover bodies. Initially, the friend disagreed with the claim that the government was interfering with these efforts. However, a government entity arrived at Hickory Airport and told them to immediately stop their flights and leave within two hours. Volunteers were sent home, and corporate staff had to pack everything. Refrigerators full of insulin and breast milk were thrown away. No reason was given, and no one replaced them. The speaker suggests that disaster responses are being controlled and advises people to help without seeking permission. The speaker believes we are approaching a time where actions will be for one side or the other, framing it as good versus evil.

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Mike and Susan were in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, when Hurricane Helene destroyed their new house. Stranded with minimal supplies, they were losing hope until Jordan Seadom, a licensed helicopter pilot, volunteer firefighter, and law enforcement officer, and his 14-year-old son, Landon, rescued Susan. Jordan had obtained clearances and coordinated with air traffic control and local responders. After rescuing Susan, Jordan returned to the rescue site, where the assistant fire chief threatened him with arrest if he continued the rescue operation. Despite this, Jordan wanted to retrieve Mike and his son, but the fire chief forbade it. Jordan, unwilling to leave his son, had to leave Mike behind, informing him that he was told he would be arrested if he rescued him. Mike was left without knowing his wife's whereabouts or when he would be rescued. Mike eventually reached safety by swimming across the river with his cat.

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A pilot, Sinem, and his son flew to Black Mountain to assist with rescue efforts. Sinem landed near an older couple needing help, leaving his son on the mountainside due to unstable conditions. After rescuing one person, Sinem coordinated with a rescue team leader, but the Lake Lure fire chief shut down the operation, ordering Sinem to leave and threatening arrest if he returned for his copilot. Sinem initially complied, apologizing to the stranded woman, but was upset about leaving her husband behind. As he left to retrieve his son, the initial rescue team leader offered a designated landing spot if he returned with the victim. Sinem believes a flight restriction was implemented shortly after the confrontation with the fire chief, suspecting it wasn't coincidental. He regrets not continuing rescues until facing arrest. The Lake Lure fire official's name is being withheld pending their response.

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Aerial Recovery - The Hurricane Helene Disaster | SRS #138

Guests: Jonathan Howard, Charlie Keebaugh

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Charlie Keo and Jonathan Howard, from Aerial Recovery, discuss their experiences responding to Hurricane Helen in North Carolina and East Tennessee. They emphasize the chaos on the ground, where misinformation and bureaucratic obstacles hindered effective disaster response. Keo, a former Air Force Special Warfare member, and Howard, a master sergeant in the Florida State Guard, recount their initial efforts in Florida before heading to North Carolina to assist with rescues. They describe the dire conditions, including towns devastated with no insurance coverage, and the lack of timely aid from FEMA. Their team managed to rescue an 11-day-old baby and an elderly woman in critical condition, but faced frustration as government agencies took credit for their efforts. They highlight the inefficiencies of government response, noting that many military resources were underutilized or mismanaged. The duo stresses the importance of community self-sufficiency and preparedness, criticizing the government's inability to protect resources and respond effectively. They call for donations of food, cold weather gear, and heavy equipment rather than money, which is often useless in disaster situations. They also share their plans to continue aiding affected communities and express gratitude for public support following their viral video that raised awareness of the situation. Keo and Howard conclude by urging individuals to spread awareness and organize local supply drives, emphasizing the need for a proactive approach to disaster preparedness and recovery.

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Armchair Anonymous: Wild Card IX | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

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The Armchair Anonymous podcast features four "Wild Card" stories from listeners. The first, from "Nikki" in North Idaho, recounts a severe slacklining accident at age 18 during an Iron Man event. She fell, sustaining a deep vaginal laceration from the slackline, leading to significant bleeding and a chaotic, unhelpful response from her male friends. Her best friend, Jessica, eventually helped her get to the ER, where she opted against stitches, a decision she later had to explain when the story became a campus legend at college. The second story, from "Riley" in Philadelphia, details a manipulative encounter during her junior year of college. A lonely friendship with a guy named Dan quickly turned sour after he declared love prematurely. After she rejected him, he began stalking her, appearing unexpectedly around campus. He later faked a home invasion and then a suicide attempt to gain her attention and sympathy. Riley, with the help of a suicide hotline, discovered his deception, leading her to cut off contact permanently and realize the extent of his manipulation. The third account, from "Christina" in New Hampshire, describes a horrifying discovery in her reusable water bottle. After a long day, she noticed odd calcifications and a strange taste in her water. Upon cleaning the bottle, she found a large, dead mouse inside. This led to a trip to urgent care for deworming and antibiotics, and a new habit of only using clear water bottles, highlighting the common but often unknown risk of leaving open containers in cars. Finally, "Zelda" from Colorado shares a harrowing hiking experience in San Diego with her then-boyfriend, Fred. After a mid-hike sexual encounter and smoking weed, they became disoriented as night fell. Fred's poor decision-making led them further astray, resulting in his injury and both becoming stranded in freezing temperatures, surrounded by coyotes. Despite initial concerns about the cost, they called 911, and a search and rescue helicopter, already dispatched due to Fred's earlier failed text to his roommate, rescued them. The experience solidified Zelda's decision to end the relationship, and she also shared her personal journey of addiction recovery, crediting the podcast for helping her. The hosts, Dax Shepard and Monica Padman, react with a mix of shock, empathy, and humor to these extraordinary and often uncomfortable listener submissions, discussing themes of poor judgment, manipulation, and unexpected life events.