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Overview CAP members mainly use knots for basic reasons Land Survival Assist Technical Rescue Groups Tie Down Aircraft if Necessary CAP will not normally perform technical rope rescues Too much training and liability
Land Survival. Assist Technical Rescue Groups. Tie Down Aircraft if Necessary. CAP will not normally perform technical rope rescues. Too much training and liability.
Rope Characteristics Running End Standing End Bight Loop Coil
Tying Ropes or Cords together. Anchors.
Techniques used to whip the end of a rope
Tautline Hitch (Aircraft Tie-Downs)
Figure of Eight Re-threaded
Safety tie-ins not rappelling. CAP is not a technical rescue team for special mountaineering work. Not enough training time. Expensive. Too great a risk. Selected personnel only, normally at their own risk. Ground Team Leader Skill.
Swiss Seat (Safety Use Only, Not Rappelling)
Knots and Ropes Tasks Ground Team Member O-0501: Tie Knots