What does ARS stand for?

Air Rescue Service (USAF)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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The author also looks at the command-and-control structure for CSAR, explaining why the Air Force did not deploy its Air Rescue Service during the operation.

Combat Search and Rescue in Desert Storm

Emergency medical services in 15 locations, 6 air rescue services, and 3 intensive care vehicles participated in the study.

Watching stressful soccer match doubles risk of CV event

The charity which runs the air rescue service has been leasing a Macdonnell Douglas MD902 Explorer helicopter for the past year.

Appeal after charity buys its helicopter

ADAC Luftrettung, the air rescue service of ADAC, Germany's Auto Club, is one of the largest air rescue organizations in Europe, with a fleet of 32 strategically located helicopters.

Pratt & Whitney Canada Delivers First PW206B2-Powered EC135 ...

Some older Air Rescue Service personnel will remember the Fulton recovery yoke on the front of HC-130 aircraft.

Twilight Warriors: Covert Air Operations against the USSR

DRF), the German Air Rescue Service, has selected the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW206B2 engine to power its new fleet of Eurocopter EC135 helicopters.

The Pratt & Whitney Canada PW206B2 Wins Eurocopter EC135 Engine ...

Some may recall that the Air Rescue Service used to be a global enterprise with bases in Libya, Saudi Arabia, the Azores, Bermuda, Labrador, Korea, United Kingdom, Japan, Philippines, Spain, and so forth.

A rescue force for the world: adapting airpower to the realities of ...

He is on the Faculty of the University of Alberta Medical School, lecturing in both Family Practice and Emergency Medicine, and has been a Shock Trauma Air Rescue Services physician in Edmonton, Alberta.

Axion Announces Changes to Board of Directors