Team of skydivers drop in to help survivors of a plane crash in Wisconsin
Photograph: Oliver Furrer/Getty Images/Image SourceView image in fullscreenA skydiver in 2013. Had we left five minutes earlier, we wouldn’t have seen it. If we left 15 minutes later, we wouldn’t have been able to get there to assist,” Bechtel said.
- ▪Photograph: Oliver Furrer/Getty Images/Image SourceView image in fullscreenA skydiver in 2013.
- ▪Had we left five minutes earlier, we wouldn’t have seen it.
- ▪If we left 15 minutes later, we wouldn’t have been able to get there to assist,” Bechtel said.
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A skydiver in 2013. Photograph: Oliver Furrer/Getty Images/Image SourceView image in fullscreenA skydiver in 2013. Photograph: Oliver Furrer/Getty Images/Image SourceMilwaukeeTeam of skydivers drop in to help survivors of a plane crash in WisconsinRecreational jumpers used their training as paramedics to treat crash victims before ground crews arrivedRichard LuscombeTue 29 Sep 2026 12.47 EDTLast modified on Tue 29 Sep 2026 12.52 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA team of experienced skydivers recently dropped in to help at a plane crash they happened to witness in Wisconsin – and used their training as paramedics to treat a seriously injured victim before ground-based rescue crews arrived.The single-engine plane carrying four people crashed in a cornfield near East Troy on Sunday,…
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