rescue work

"The bad news? The world is ending. The good news? The Bad Guys are back to save it! Sure, they might have to 'borrow' a rocket. And there might be something nasty in one of the spacesuits. And Mr. Piranha miiiight have eaten too many bean burritos. Surviving this mission may only be one small step for man, but it's one giant leap for the Bad Guys"--Amazon.

Mary Jennings Hegar discusses her experiences as a helicopter pilot in the National Guard.

This time Ranger, the time-travelling Golden retriever, finds himself transported to the deck of the USS Arizona on December 7, 1941, where he rescues the young sailor Ben Hansen who is badly burned when the ship explodes--and there is a Japanese-American boy and girl in a rowboat who also need his help to find their father amid the chaos of the attack.

When Katie's grandmother trips and breaks her ankle, Katie learns about the importance of paramedics to her neighborhood.

"After Darek escapes from Krad, he can't remember anything about it, but with the help of his dragon friend Zantor, he realizes that his father is in terrible danger there and that he must return"--OCLC.

A bold trio of mice help Nicole make a daring rescue of her two charges and the other mice held captive in a dreadful prison.

"When Moomy and Duddy are trapped in a video game, it is up to kids Lexi, Mike, Chase and Shawn to rescue them"--OCLC.

"Based on primary sources, the true story of Abraham Lincoln being rescued from a cave by his rescue dog"--Provided by publisher.

Ranger the time-travelling Golden retriever was trained for search-and-rescue and even though he did not pass the tests he has used his training on his many trips to help people caught up in disasters; now he has arrived at the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001 just as the first plane hits, and he must rescue fifth-graders Risha and Max who are trapped in the wreckage, guide them to safety, and hopefully reunite them with Risha's mother who works on the ninety-first floor.

". . .explores the situations first responders and ER doc tors deal with regularly as well as the efforts communities can make to fight back agasint the [opioid] crisis that is killing indiscriminately . . ."--Back cover.