Author: Paul-Philipp Braun

Red and white glider above two men with laptops on a field meadow
18. June 2017

Photo drone supports I.S.A.R. with exploration

It is small, it is easy to handle, it provides a good overview of damage situations within a very short time - the advantages of the new photo drone from I.S.A.R. Germany go on and on. But the experts from the German aid organisation don't have much time in an emergency. Jörg Bauchle from the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) knows this too. As... Read more: Article from 18.06.2017
Man in blue jacket hands parcel to blonde woman in yellow and red life jacket
10 May 2017

I.S.A.R. Germany again certified by the United Nations

The aid organisation ISAR Germany has once again been certified by the United Nations for international rescue missions. Following an operational test in the Swiss Army's training village in Epeisses near Geneva, I.S.A.R. President Dr Daniela Lesmeister accepted the certificate on Wednesday, which was presented by UN representative Winston Chang. After 2007 and 2012, this was the third mission test that... Read more: Article from 10.05.2017
White tent with hanging life jackets and equipment boxes in the centre
9 May 2017

Operational base conserves scarce resources in the disaster area

It is not only I.S.A.R. Germany's capacity to rescue people and provide medical care in global disaster operations that is currently being tested in a major exercise in Switzerland. The examiners commissioned by the UN are also interested in the ability to set up a self-sufficient base of operations at the deployment site that does not place an additional burden on the scarce resources of the locals. Within a few... Read more: Article from 09.05.2017
Rescue workers with green tripod system work on concrete ruins, rubble field
9 May 2017

I.S.A.R. specialists build ropeway for rescuing people

The buried victim had to lie in the "Casino" hotel for many hours before the I.S.A.R. Germany rescue team worked their way to him with heavy equipment and were able to rescue him from the ten-metre-high hotel using a drag basket stretcher on a rope hoist. For deputy team leader Michael Lesmeister and his team, who had already started the rescue on Monday evening, the... Read more: Article from 09.05.2017