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When a pickup truck crashed upside-down into an Ohio creek, five firefighters dove into the water and pulled out an unconscious driver who wasn't breathing. Their quick teamwork brought him back to life.
When Mark Berry fell into a 35-foot grain silo two days after Christmas, firefighters had just three hours to save him before the corn suffocated him. They pulled it off, and now they're getting the recognition they deserve.
When Mark Berry fell into a 35-foot grain silo filled with corn, rescuers faced a deadly challenge: one wrong move could suffocate him. Four Ohio firefighters just earned state honors for their textbook rescue that brought him home alive.
When Mark Berry fell into a 35-foot grain silo filled with corn two days after Christmas, Troy Township firefighters staged a three-hour technical rescue that saved his life. The team earned Ohio's Star of Life award for their careful, coordinated effort.
When a man became trapped in a corn-filled silo, four Troy Township firefighters led a multi-county rescue effort to beat the deadly odds. About half of all grain silo incidents end in death, but this team made sure their neighbor came home safe.