Patrick Space Force Base 920th Rescue Wing’s Squadron Riggers Perform Sling Load Training

sling load is used to transport various types of cargo to remote locations

Staff Sgt. Jacob McKague and Paul Bartholdson, 920th Logistics Readiness Squadron rescue riggers, examine the sling load during sling load training at Patrick Space Force Base. (920th Rescue Wing image)

BREVARD COUNTY • SATELLITE BEACH, FLORIDA – Staff Sgt. Jacob McKague and Paul Bartholdson, 920th Logistics Readiness Squadron rescue riggers, examined the sling load during sling load training at Patrick Space Force Base.

A sling load is used to transport various types of cargo to remote locations or to expedite shipments into austere environments while suspended beneath the HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter.

The process involves precise coordination between the aircrew and ground crew to load and unload cargo safely.

The 920th LRS provides logistics support to the 920th Rescue Wing.

They provide supply, fuels, and transportation as well as redeployment actions to bring warfighters home during contingency operations.

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