Rescue missions refer to organized efforts to save individuals or groups from dangerous, perilous, or life-threatening situations. These missions often involve specialized teams such as search and rescue operations, military units, emergency services, or humanitarian organizations. The objectives of rescue missions are to locate, retrieve, and provide necessary aid or evacuation to those in distress, which may occur in various contexts, such as natural disasters, accidents, military conflicts, or hostage situations. Rescue missions typically require strategic planning, coordination, and expertise in navigating challenging environments, often under urgency to ensure the safety and survival of those being rescued. The success of a rescue mission is generally measured by the effective recovery of individuals and the provision of immediate assistance.