> Eh, don't overestimate how common this rescue was The operation was unique, just about every rescue operation is in some way, but the equipment they're using

> Eh, don't overestimate how common this rescue was The operation was unique, just about every rescue operation is in some way, but the equipment they're using is all the same stuff that's familiar because they've trained with it. Getting a dead body through a cave is fairly similar to a live one and the differences between the two is something they were very cautious about taking into account. Introducing a new piece of equipment they're not familiar with is an additional unknown that compounds the ones they were already facing.