Least Resistance Training Concepts (LRTC) Volunteers Training for Emergencies

RESCUE AND PRYING TOOLS Updated June 5, 2025 The units carry a variety of rescue and prying tools including crowbars, wrecking bars, digging bars and Halligan tools. HALLIGAN TOOLS Top: Traditional Halligan Tool, Special Operations Support unit. Bottom: Compact Halligan Tool, Rescue 1 and Rescue 3. Rescue-1: Stored in compartment 6. Rescue-2: Stored in compartment 5. WRECKING BARS AND CROWBARS Top: Wrecking bar. Bottom: Crowbar. Rescue-1: Bars in top shelf, lower rear compartment. Rescue-2: Bars in compartment No. 5. Special Ops-1: Bars on passenger side compartment top, behind tripod leg. LARGE BARS Top: "Grizzly Bar" pry bar. Bottom: Standard digging bar. These bars can be critically important when extricating horses from cattle guards. The large bars are stored in the same areas on the response units as the other bars. Return to Information Sheets and Resource Guides Return to Sample Incident Responses Return to LRTC TLAR / EVAC Page The training information presented in these information sheets and guides is offered for illustrative and volunteer refresher purposes only. It is not a substitute for actual hands-on training. Press Back to return to the page which brought you here Return to LRTC Wild Horse Mentors Return to KBR Training Page