Rescue operations refer to coordinated efforts undertaken to locate, assist, and recover individuals who are in danger or distress, often in emergency situations. These operations can be conducted in various contexts, including natural disasters, industrial accidents, military incidents, and search and recovery missions. The primary objective of rescue operations is to save lives and provide medical care to those affected, often requiring the collaboration of multiple agencies such as emergency services, military units, and humanitarian organizations. Rescue operations may involve various methods and resources, including ground teams, helicopters, boats, and specialized equipment, depending on the environment and circumstances. Effective rescue operations rely on thorough planning, training, and communication to ensure the safety of both the rescuers and the individuals being rescued.