Angela introduces Trey and Cassie to the world of TexSAR (Texas Search and Rescue) as they prepare for a helicopter mission. The scene highlights the camaraderie and high-stakes nature of emergency response work in the Texas Hill Country.
ANGELA: We’re all volunteers. Bat signal goes up to all TexSAR members, whoever’s available gets to work. Disasters, missing children, evacs, swift water rescues. You name it. We do it. And pretty damn well.
TREY: High altitudes are kind of my jam. In Kandahar they used to call me Tip-Top-Trey.
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