SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR began responding to the N. Virginia entrance to Peavine to locate a subject on the mountain with a medical condition. As teams were arriving at staging, Careflight located the subject, and SAR response was cancelled.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, RAVEN, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Garson Rd. entrance to Hunter Lake to locate a hiker that had become too ill to continue his trek. He and his father had started from the Mt. Rose Summit trailhead on Saturday, but the son had become ill Monday evening. RAVEN was able to locate the father, who had walked to a location to get cell service. They then guided ground teams to the area. Regular 4×4’s were not able to drive the whole way to the coordinates, so ATV’s and Side x Sides were used to transport medics to the subject, who was approximately eleven miles, road distance, from staging. Medics stabilized the patient, and everyone was transported back down to staging.

SAR Staff and SVU once again traveled to Pyramid Lake to attempt a sidescan sonar mission for the drowning subject from 10/31, but wind and waves prevented a launch.

SAR Staff and SVU attempted again to conduct a sidescan sonar mission for the drowning subject from 10/31, but wind and rough water conditions cancelled the mission.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, RAVEN, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Mogul area to search for a possible second subject from a one vehicle auto accident. The vehicle left the eastbound lanes of Interstate 80, went over a 100′ cliff, and ended up between the railroad tracks below. During extrication, the subject was positive he had at least one other passenger, possibly two. SAR teams, with the help of RAVEN, searched the area in the vicinity of the vehicle, from the railroad tracks down to the Truckee River. No one was located.