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- Life_saving_reel abstract "The surf life saving reel was beach life saving apparatus from Australia. The reel was original invented at Bondi Beach by John Bond, Percy Flynn and Lyster Ormsby. It was used for a display of proper methods to be employed in rescuing on 24 March 1907 and was named the "alarm reel". . It was then later that year redesigned by G H Olding. It was a giant reel with rope wrapped around it with a harness at the end. The reel rested in a frame that would rest on the sand. The life saver would attach the harness to his or her self then swim out to the struggling bather/surfer. Once they reached the patient they would attach the patient to the harness and another life saver on the beach would reel them in. The life saver in the water would tend to another patient or swim alongside the patient to reassure them if they were conscious or make sure that nothing went wrong if they were unconscious.The actual reel and rope would weigh about 50-60 pounds and was officially made part of the surf lifesaving community on Sunday 24 March 1906. The reel then was used in the British Isles shortly after being invented. One of the last places to accept the reel was Cairns in 1925. The reel was used up to 1993 where it was replaced by IRBs (Inflatable rescue Boats). The first person to be rescued using the reel was the famous aviator Charles Kingsford Smith. Kingsford-Smith was awarded a Military Cross during World War I and was the first person to make a trans-pacific flight to Australia and won the England to Australia air race and crashed during the same race some years later and his body was never found. The airport in Sydney is named after him. The surf life saving reel was especially useful during the disaster on the 6th of February 1938. This day at Bondi was given the name Black Sunday after the events that took place on that day. On this day a series of freak waves hit the beach and washed about 300 bathers into rough surf conditions where most required assistance. 80 surf life savers equipped with 8 reels saved all but 4 swimmers that died before reaching shore. These were the first surf related deaths ever on Bondi beach.Surf Lifesaving reels are still used today at carnivals in the March Past events. In this one team from each club marches as a team of 12 carrying the reel and their club's flag around a course to bag pipes. This is pretty much the only use of the reel today.".
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- Life_saving_reel wikiPageRevisionID "682082009".
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Australia.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Beach.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Bondi_Beach.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink British_Isles.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Cairns.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Category:Australian_inventions.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Category:Lifesaving_in_Australia.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Category:Surf_lifesaving.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Kingsford_Smith.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Freak_wave.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Human_swimming.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Inflatable_boat.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Military_Cross.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Rogue_wave.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Surf_lifesaving.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink Sydney.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLink World_War_I.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLinkText "reel line and belt".
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageWikiLinkText "surf reel".
- Life_saving_reel hasPhotoCollection Life_saving_reel.
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- Life_saving_reel wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Lifesaving_and_Lifeguarding.
- Life_saving_reel wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Life_saving_reel subject Category:Australian_inventions.
- Life_saving_reel subject Category:Lifesaving_in_Australia.
- Life_saving_reel subject Category:Surf_lifesaving.
- Life_saving_reel hypernym Life.
- Life_saving_reel type Article.
- Life_saving_reel type Person.
- Life_saving_reel type Article.
- Life_saving_reel comment "The surf life saving reel was beach life saving apparatus from Australia. The reel was original invented at Bondi Beach by John Bond, Percy Flynn and Lyster Ormsby. It was used for a display of proper methods to be employed in rescuing on 24 March 1907 and was named the "alarm reel". . It was then later that year redesigned by G H Olding. It was a giant reel with rope wrapped around it with a harness at the end. The reel rested in a frame that would rest on the sand.".
- Life_saving_reel label "Life saving reel".
- Life_saving_reel sameAs m.02p_9tt.
- Life_saving_reel sameAs Q6545301.
- Life_saving_reel sameAs Q6545301.
- Life_saving_reel wasDerivedFrom Life_saving_reel?oldid=682082009.
- Life_saving_reel isPrimaryTopicOf Life_saving_reel.