Featured a Jupiter helicopter from RAF Valley in Anglesey
Port St Mary RNLI joined forces with the Royal Air Force today for a training exercise.
A Jupiter helicopter from RAF Valley in Anglesey worked with the lifeboat team to practice dropping a crew member onto the deck, before winching them back off again under a number of different scenarios.
The helicopter was from 202 Squadron which supports Number 1 Flying Training School. They've operated as a search and rescue squadron for more than 50 years.
RNLI volunteer Laura Cordner was one of those taking part.
She said it was an 'unbelievable' opportunity:
You can hear a full report below:
Check the video for the exercise here
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