What does ASR stand for?

Air-Sea Rescue

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Samples in periodicals archive:

But large amphibious aircraft will be more useful in putting out forest fires, carrying out long-range air-sea rescues, and taking on anti-submarine missions, according to the news release by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC).

Chinese-made amphibious aircraft to take off in 2013

A Chilean air-sea rescue plane has located the overturned boat of Vendee Globe round-the-world yacht race skipper Jean Le Cam near Cape Horn and he is believed to be safe inside, organisers said Tuesday.

Le Cam boat located off Cape Horn, organisers say

Three US coast guard helicopters, the Bahamas military and its volunteer air-sea rescue service searched for more survivors on Monday, witnesses said.

Migrants' bodies found off Bahamas

Also included is the design for Thunderbird 2, a supersonic transport carrier piloted by Virgil Tracy, which is expected to sell for between [pounds sterling]6,000 and [pounds sterling]8,000, and paintings which spawned the show's Crablogger vehicles and Rock Monster air-sea rescue machines.

Thunderbirds are going, going, gone

A teenage girl sparked a air-sea rescue operation after she jumped into a North-East harbour following a row with her boyfriend.

Three in harbour plunge drama

Intended for experimental use in a flight development program and for tactical use in utility and air-sea rescue operations, the helo made its first hovering flight on 25 March 1946.

Engines and propulsion

THIRTY FOUR seamen were winched to safety by RAF helicopter crews in two dramatic air-sea rescue operations yesterday.

34 sailors in rescue

An air-sea rescue operation was launched early on Saturday afternoon after her family raised the alarm.

Teenager survives 80ft fall off cliffs