Aerial Recovery’s Mission is to Save Lives & Stop Evil
Aerial Recovery trains and deploys Humanitarian Special Operators to effectively respond to natural and man-made disasters and combat sex trafficking. Made up of Veterans and First Responders from our Heal the Heroes Initiative, Aerial Recovery tackles some of the most difficult rescue and response missions across the globe.
GIVE NOWOperational Update: Aerial Recovery and Task Force CHASE in Hunt, Texas
Since July 10th, Aerial Recovery, in collaboration with Task Force CHASE, has been actively supporting the Hunt Fire Department, local authorities, the Kerr County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and now the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in response to the devastating flooding that struck Kerr County and surrounding areas in Central Texas.
Our teams have been fully integrated into ongoing operations, focusing on:
- Volunteer Management - The daily organization, tracking and support up to 200 volunteers daily to help ensure mission success.
- Mapping and Search Coordination - Developing and distributing detailed digital and physical grid maps to guide field teams and enhance area coverage.
- Communications Infrastructure - Deploying multiple Starlink communication devices and tactical communication systems to enable real-time coordination across multiple search sectors as well as providing Harris radios for inner team communication and reporting.
- Specialized Search Operations - Collaborating closely with K-9 and dive teams to continue targeted recovery efforts in critical areas.
We will continue to support these operations until recovery efforts are formally concluded by the appropriate authorities. Once that decision is made, Aerial Recovery and Task Force CHASE are prepared to transition into the rebuilding and community support phase, providing assistance with debris removal, cleanup, resource distribution, and setting the stage for long-term recovery, or as long as our resources and funding allow. We are deeply humbled by the extraordinary hospitality and resilience of the Hunt community, the professionalism of the Hunt Fire Department, and the tireless work of the Kerr County officials. To the many volunteers and residents who have welcomed us with open arms and partnered with us in this mission, thank you. Your unity and compassion are truly the backbone of this recovery effort.
Help Us Continue the Mission!
Our ability to stay in Hunt, TX and serve this community in its time of need is entirely dependent on donor support. If you feel called to make a difference, please consider contributing. Every donation helps extend our reach, sustain our team on the ground, and deliver life-changing relief to those who need it most and help people recovery after natural and man-made disasters.
The Global Rescue Fund supports the training, healing, and deployment of veterans and first responders for global disaster and human trafficking rescue missions.
Members of our Global Resource Alliance offer resources like boats, planes, food, or shelters to bolster life-saving rescue missions as urgent needs arise.
Aerial Recovery trains and deploys Humanitarian Special Operators to Save Lives & Stop Evil. To serve with us, please fill out the form using the button below.
Our team is made up of heroes from our Heal the Heroes initiative. This program repurposes struggling veterans and first responders through a year-long healing program. Once completed, they have the opportunity to train to become Humanitarian Special Operators. These Humanitarian Special Operators conduct high-risk missions in anti-human trafficking and disaster response.
Our team is highly effective and has rescued over 8,000 people in the last 36 months. We love showing the world what these men and women are capable of. We are grateful to provide life-saving service opportunities to those who live to serve!
Aerial Recovery stands upon four core initiatives, which all work together to accomplish our mission.
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