Rescue Boat Maneuverability: Why It Matters In rescue operations, maneuverability can mean the difference between a successful save and a missed opportunity. Current, wind, obstacles, and limited space demand boats that can: • Hold position in moving water • Pivot quickly around hazards • Ferry across current with control • Accelerate and decelerate smoothly near victims • Maintain stability while operating close to shore, debris, or structures Whether operating inflatables, jet boats, or rigid

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