of search and rescue in the United States. The green and blue represent the Inland Region, both land and air with the resources used the most often for search and rescue. Fixed and rotary wing aircraft and the Search and Rescue Satellite-Aided Tracking System are highlighted with red lightning bolts representing a rapid response. The yellow and black represent peacetime and combat SAR and the eagle is the AFRCC, continuously fostering a cooperative search and rescue network. Over the years, the emblem has become not only a symbol of the AFRCC, but of all those who support and participate in its national level mission. It embodies the cooperative unity that makes our search and rescue system work towards the common goal of saving lives. See also National Search and Rescue Plan Joint Rescue Coordination Centre Trenton - located north of USAFRCC and operated by Canadian Coast Guard and Royal Canadian Air Force Civil Air Patrol - U.S. Air Force Auxiliary External links Air Force Rescue Coordination Center Website Air Force Factsheet: Air Force Rescue Coordination Center United States Air Force Rescue coordination centres