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SAR 75 Mathilde

Experience the Pinnacle of Aerial Rescue

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Ulm: First Steps10 pts

Ulm: Explorer25 pts

Ulm: Insider50 pts

Discover the remarkable 'SAR 75 Mathilde', the first rescue helicopter in Baden-Württemberg, showcasing the art of rapid response and engineering excellence. This aerial marvel is a testament to the life-saving power of swift, precise action. Explore the world of air rescue and gain insight into how technology is pivotal in emergencies. A visit promises a unique glimpse into high-stakes rescue operations.

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Did you know?

SAR 75 was the first rescue helicopter stationed in Baden-Württemberg, playing a crucial role in the development of air rescue in the region.

Guided Story

Imagine it's a brisk winter day in 1971. Above, you hear the distinct hum of a helicopter slicing through the gray sky. Look up, where the clouds part, and picture Mathilde, the rescue helicopter, racing to an emergency. What many don't realize is that Mathilde didn't just save lives; she also forged a connection between civilian and military air rescue. Behind you, towards the Bundeswehr Hospital, many of these missions began. Mathilde was more than just a machine; she was a beacon of hope in times of crisis. Her story illustrates how technology and humanity can work hand in hand to save lives.