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* {{subpage|Theory}}
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: SAR Fundamentals Manual:
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* {{subpage|Practical}}
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:* Ch.17 "Search"
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:* Ch.19 "Clue Consciousness"
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: Basic SAR Skills Manual:
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:* Ch.15 "Search Tactics and Resources"
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:* Ch.16 "Search Principles & Techniques (How to Search)"
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* [[/Restricted|non-publishable material]]
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: 3.25 hr
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* [[:Image:Search-techniques-lesson-plan.odt]]
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* [[:Image:Search-techniques-rodeo-ground-briefing.pdf]]
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* [[:Image:Search-techniques-rodeo-ground-map.pdf]]
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== Outline ==
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* searcher cube
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* clue awareness (see lesson plan)
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Type 1: speed
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* hustle
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* look in obvious places
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* calling
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Type 1 has changed a little since we first learned it. The focus
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is much more on speed. Getting to where the subject might be fast.
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Because it ends the search quickly. Because it's where they can't
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wait to be found later -- e.g. washed up on the water's edge. So
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hustle at a speed that can be maintained for the entire assignment.
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A fast walk, maybe even a jog. Calling. Often a trail sweep.
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But all members on the trail. None in the bush on the side -- that
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would slow them down. Typically one focusing left, one focusing
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right, maybe a third focusing ahead. Looking for the obvious --
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"There she is! In the middle of the trail, waiting for us." If
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you're too thorough in a Type 1 search, you're too slow. Some groups
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set up deliberate hard-to-find clues when practicing Type 1 and if
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they're found they know the searchers are being too thorough.
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Type 2: efficient
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* purposeful wandering
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* critical spacing
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* sound sweep
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Type 3: effective
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* grid search
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* arms width apart
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* spontaneous volunteers
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Type 4
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* fine search
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Don't use term: hasty search, hasty team

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