SAR Staff, Hasty Team, RAVEN, and the SVU assisted Pyramid Lake Tribal Police in searching for a subject that was last seen struggling to get on a large floaty that was being blown out into the lake. Shore searches and extensive water and air searches were not able to locate either the subject or the floaty. Approximately four hours later, the subject walked into camp, with the deflated floaty. She had been blown to the area of Dago Bay, walked on a dirt road to a highway, and got a ride back to their camp.

SAR Staff, RAVEN, and the SVU responded to an area near the Royal Scepter mine off of 395 north to locate a stranded subject from the previous day. The individual had gone into the area to search for quartz crystals, but got into a bit of a predicament on a steep part of the road and almost slid off. RAVEN spotted the subject and guided the ground team to his location. The subject and his dog were brought to staging and transported to a local business so that he could make arrangements for the recovery of his vehicle.

SAR Staff and the SVU responded to a staging location at the south end of Winnemucca Dry Lake to search for two subjects that were stranded approximately 15 miles to the east. The subjects were located with a flat tire. The spare was installed and they were led back to staging.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to a staging location at Pelican Dock to assist Pyramid Lake Fire in searching for a boat that had run out of fuel with seven people on board. Cell phone coordinates placed the vessel approximately eight miles north of Pelican Point. Just as Marine 10 and 20 were launching, Pyramid Lake Fire located the boat and took in under tow. Marine 10 was sent to shadow the two boats back to Pelican dock as a safety precaution.