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Two Ruapehu Alpine Rescue Organisation mountain experts practice emergency strop flying, hanging from pilot Keith McKenzie's helicopter. The members of the newly formed alpine rescue group gathered for three days of planning and instruction last week. See page 4 for more detail.

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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 393, 2 July 1991, Page 1

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Two Ruapehu Alpine Rescue Organisation mountain experts practice emergency strop flying, hanging from pilot Keith McKenzie's helicopter. The members of the newly formed alpine rescue group gathered for three days of planning and instruction last week. See page 4 for more detail. Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 393, 2 July 1991, Page 1

Two Ruapehu Alpine Rescue Organisation mountain experts practice emergency strop flying, hanging from pilot Keith McKenzie's helicopter. The members of the newly formed alpine rescue group gathered for three days of planning and instruction last week. See page 4 for more detail. Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 393, 2 July 1991, Page 1

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