Injured Hiker Rescued On Thompson Peak By Idaho Army National Guard

Over the weekend, the Idaho Army National Guard rescued a 19-year-old hiker on Thompson Peak after the man fell and sustained an ankle injury while out rock climbing.

“We were able to inert the team about 300 meters away from the patient using a two-wheel landing,” said Chief Warrant Officer 3 Theron Cameron, an Idaho Army National Guard UH-60 pilot. Read more here

Special thanks to the Idaho Army National Guard team for coming to the aid of the 19-year-old man as we wish the individual a speedy recovery. Please be safe out there!

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