27K views · 662 reactions | Ain’t No River Wide Enough Marine mountain warfare instructors participate in a swift-water rescue course to learn how to rescue people in fast moving water. (MAGTF Training Command/Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at 29 Palms video by Cpl. Conner Downey) | U.S. Marine Corps | Facebook

86 reactions · 14 shares | The District was proud to partner with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office by providing a site near the Hillsborough River for their swift-water rescue training. This training is critical to help prepare first responders for water rescues. | Southwest Florida Water Management District | Facebook

#DCsBravest were swift water rescue training today in Montgomery County. Our Special Operations personnel spent hours in classroom and pool drills for the annual swift water rescue training. The entire course is 40 hours combined with classroom time, pool drills, and moving water exercises, provided annually for those who want to improve their rescue skills. Today is the first day of instruction in moving water on the Potomac. Soon, these members will be certified to safely rescue boaters & swim

47K views · 898 reactions | Swift water rescue training is intense. | Task & Purpose | Facebook

6.8K views · 184 reactions | Lt. Michael Puglisi gives us a look at some swift water training at Little Falls. This training helps #DCsBravest from Special Operations work on specific water rescue techniques using inflatable rescue boats in moving currents. Water rescue training days like these prepare our Special Operations personnel for emergencies on the water, no matter what the conditions are. | DC Fire And EMS | Facebook