Mount Rainier Rescues a Reserve Specialty Photo by Steve Harding August 29, 2007

At 8,000 feet up the western face of Washington state's 14,4000-foot Mount Rainier, National Park Service climbing ranger Mr. Andy Anderson awaits the arrival of a CH-47 Chinook of the Fort Lewis-based Company A, 5th Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment. Tasked with supporting the Park Service in conducting high-altitude rescues above 8,000 feet on the dormant volcano, the unit was conducting a joint training exercise with the rangers who undertake the high-altitude rescues.

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