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And he wants it and he knows he can do it, then the rescue teams will come together and make it happen. and he was definitely tough enough for the challenge. we have something very. specialist for cave rescue, something we call cave link. above ground, david dunbar was one of those relaying information back and forth, using a special unit which can send text messages through rock and earth. but it wasn't always straightforward. the surface control were getting more and more frantic— because we weren't getting that link because we had a link to the unit- behind the stretcher casualty but as t...

And he was definitely tough enough for the challenge. we have something very specialist for cave rescue, something we call cave link. above ground, david dunbar was one of those relaying information back and forth, using a special unit which can send text messages through rock and earth. but it wasn't always straightforward. the surface control were getting more and more frantic because we weren't getting that link because we had a link to the unit behind the stretcher but as the stretcher moved it was getting further away and it was getting harder to send the messages. and we were getting mor...

And he was definitely tough enough for the challenge. we have something very. specialist for cave rescue, something we call cave link. above ground, david dunbar was one of those relaying information back and forth, using a special unit which can send text messages through rock and earth. but it wasn't always straightforward. the surface control were getting more and more frantic— because we weren't getting that link because we had a link to the unit- behind the stretcher casualty but as the stretcher moved, i it was getting further away - and it was getting harder and slower sending the mes...

George Linnane said he feels 'lucky to be alive' after he was pulled out of the Ogof Ffynnon Ddu cave system beneath the Brecon Beacons by more than 300 rescuers from across the UK.

George Linnane, 38, is speaking for the first time about his fight for survival in Britain's longest and most extensive cave-rescue operation, involving a 300-strong army of volunteers.