U.S. Coast Guard<unk>  with<unk><unk>  Heli-Basket in Anderson, SC There are two main types of<unk><unk> s. The smaller, more common type is used by<unk> rs to lift a person up from ground or water into the<unk> . An early type that could scoop an unconscious person from the sea was the Sproule Net, invented by Lt Cdr John Sproule, RN, in 1956 which was used by British<unk><unk>  units until the late 1970s. The second type is a new invention. This is a<unk>  able to fit five people or more. It allows a large group of people to be<unk> d from a fire or other emergency site, without needing to load them into the<unk>  itself. It enables the<unk>  to load a large group without landing. The<unk>  hovers over the site and rests the<unk>  on the ground or other surface. Evacuees board, then are transported to a safe area.<unk> <unk>  after Hurricane Katrina This type of<unk>  was tested by the Air National Guard in 2006, and were found to be quite functional. Guard personnel tested out a<unk>  which could fit up to 15 people, at the Air National Guard-Air Force Reserve Command Test Center at Tucson, Ariz. The<unk>  which was tested is known as the Heli-Basket, is 4-and-a-half foot by 8-and-a-half feet, and hangs on a 125-foot cable below an HH-60G Pave Hawk<unk> . it was invented by John Tollenaere, of the company Precision Lift, Inc.
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