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''Yomigaeru Sora -- Rescue Wings'' is a 2006 {{Rescue}} anime series produced by J.C. STAFF which aired on TV Tokyo for a total of 12 episodes with one episode only released on DVD. It centers on a JASDF fighter pilot officer who was suppose to be assigned to fly fighters when a transfer notice came to be a SAR pilot instead.

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''Yomigaeru Sora -- Rescue Wings'' is a 2006 {{Rescue}} anime series produced by J.C. STAFF which aired on TV Tokyo for a total of 12 episodes with one episode only released on DVD. It centers on a JASDF fighter pilot officer who was suppose supposed to be assigned to fly fighters when a transfer notice came to be a SAR pilot instead.
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''Yomigaeru Sora -- Rescue Wings'' is a 2006 anime series produced by J.C. STAFF which aired on TV Tokyo for a total of 12 episodes with one episode only released on DVD. It centers on a JASDF fighter pilot officer who was suppose to be assigned to fly fighters when a transfer notice came to be a SAR pilot instead.

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''Yomigaeru Sora -- Rescue Wings'' is a 2006 {{Rescue}} anime series produced by J.C. STAFF which aired on TV Tokyo for a total of 12 episodes with one episode only released on DVD. It centers on a JASDF fighter pilot officer who was suppose to be assigned to fly fighters when a transfer notice came to be a SAR pilot instead.
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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008 known as ''Movie/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old. The movie took some elements from the anime and from the Rescue Wings Zero manga.

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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008 known as ''Movie/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', ''Film/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old. The movie took some elements from the anime and from the Rescue Wings Zero manga.

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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008 known as ''Movie/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.

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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008 known as ''Movie/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old. \n The movie took some elements from the anime and from the Rescue Wings Zero manga.

Uchida later appears alongside Izumi Kawahara from the Rescue Wings manga in the ''Rescue Wings RESCUE-EX'' chapters.

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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008, which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.

The manga also has different storylines/plots and like the movie, centers on the various personnel working in various SAR operations.

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The anime has a live-action movie version that was released in 2008, 2008 known as ''Movie/SoraESukuiNoTsubasaRescueWings'', which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.

The manga also has different storylines/plots and like the movie, centers on the various personnel working in various SAR operations.
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While the [=DVDs=] are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray release was released on November 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.

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While the [=DVDs=] are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray release was released on November 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.
JASDF's Air Rescue Wing.
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* InfantImmortality: It appears this is in effect with a little girl who was injured when her house collapsed. [[spoiler: Despite the best efforts of everyone, including Hongo making his first ever landing on the flight deck of a ship in rough seas, she dies.]]

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* InfantImmortality: ImprobableInfantSurvival: It appears this is in effect with a little girl who was injured when her house collapsed. [[spoiler: Despite [[spoiler:Despite the best efforts of everyone, including Hongo making his first ever landing on the flight deck of a ship in rough seas, she dies.]]
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* ConspicuousCG: Well, it ''is'' a show from 2006. It's quite obvious with the various aircraft seen.
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The manga also has different storylines/plots and like the movie, centers on the personnel working in various SAR operations.

While the [=DVDs=] are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray release is scheduled for late 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.

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The manga also has different storylines/plots and like the movie, centers on the various personnel working in various SAR operations.

While the [=DVDs=] are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray release is scheduled for late was released on November 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.
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* MostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.

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* MostWonderfulSound: SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.
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While the DVDs are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray released is scheduled for late 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.

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While the DVDs [=DVDs=] are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray released release is scheduled for late 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.
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While the DVDs are not sold in recent years, a Blu-Ray released is scheduled for late 2018 to coincidence with the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the JASDF.
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The anime has a live-action movie version, which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.

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The anime has a live-action movie version, version that was released in 2008, which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.
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->''"It is my duty as a member of the Air Rescue Service to save [lives] and aid the injured. I will be prepared at all times to perform my assigned duties quickly and efficiently, placing these duties before [personal] desires and comforts. These things I do [so that] others may live."''
-->-- '''Code of the Air Rescue Man'''[[note]]This is seen on the Japanese DVD covers[[/note]]

''Yomigaeru Sora -- Rescue Wings'' is a 2006 anime series produced by J.C. STAFF which aired on TV Tokyo for a total of 12 episodes with one episode only released on DVD. It centers on a JASDF fighter pilot officer who was suppose to be assigned to fly fighters when a transfer notice came to be a SAR pilot instead.


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The anime has a live-action movie version, which was significant since actress Yuko Takayama (Haruka Kawashima) was in the leading role when she was still 15 years old.

The manga also has different storylines/plots and like the movie, centers on the personnel working in various SAR operations.
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* KaijuDefenseForce: Uchida is a pilot in the Komatsu Air Rescue Wing, other JASDF fighter squadrons appear from time to time, and in episode 3 Hongou lands on ''JDS Haruna'' to refuel.
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* TookALevelInBadass: By the end of the series, Uchida has become a competent rescue Hawk pilot in his own right.

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* TookALevelInBadass: By the end of the series, Uchida has become a competent rescue Hawk pilot in his own right.right.

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* [[BackedByThePentagon Backed By The National Defense Agency]]: The production team received support and assistance from Komatsu Air Base and other JASDF personnel, and it shows.

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* ChekhovsGun: The helicopter destroper ''Haruna'' is stated to be one of the JSDF assets dispatched for rescue efforts in episode 2; Hongo later lands on her in episode 3.

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* ChekhovsGun: The helicopter destroper destroyer ''Haruna'' is stated to be one of the JSDF assets dispatched for rescue efforts in episode 2; Hongo later lands on her in episode 3.



* MostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.

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* MostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.rotors.
* TakeAThirdOption: In Episode 3, Hongo is attempting to transport a victim to a hospital on the mainland, but the 80km/h typhoon winds mean that he has two choices: fly ahead until he runs out of fuel and crashes in the sea, or turn back to the island to wait for better weather and lose the patient. The crew manage to come up with a third option: landing on the destroyer ''Haruna'' to refuel. [[spoiler: Sadly, it still doesn't pay off.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: By the end of the series, Uchida has become a competent rescue Hawk pilot in his own right.

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* [[GunshipRescue Helicopter Rescue]]: The entire point of the Rescue Wing's many squadrons is to provide this.
* JurisdictionFriction: Occurs midway during a rescue; the local Fire Department insists on rescuing a stranded cable car in high winds, even though it's pointed out that this is the worst situation possible for their light helicopter. When their attempt fails, the fire department swallow their pride and call in the Rescue Wing.



* TheMostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.

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* TheMostWonderfulSound: MostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.

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* AcePilot: In an interestingly non-violent example, Hongou.

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* AcePilot: In an interestingly non-violent example, Hongou. He's said to be one of the top three helo pilots in Japan.



* CharacterDevelopment: Uchida learns to let go of his old dream of being a fighter pilot, and embrace his role as a rescue helicopter pilot.



* ThatMostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.

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* ThatMostWonderfulSound: TheMostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.
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* CoolPlane: The UH-60J Rescue Hawk, a JackOfAllStats search-and-rescue helicopter with [[CrazyPrepared equipment for any situation]].



* KaijuDefenseForce: Uchida is a pilot in the Komatsu Air Rescue Wing, other JASDF fighter squadrons appear from time to time, and in episode 3 Hongou lands on ''JDS Haruna'' to refuel.

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* KaijuDefenseForce: Uchida is a pilot in the Komatsu Air Rescue Wing, other JASDF fighter squadrons appear from time to time, and in episode 3 Hongou lands on ''JDS Haruna'' to refuel.refuel.
* ThatMostWonderfulSound: In-universe, the sound of a Rescue Hawk's rotors.
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* InfantImmortality: It appears this is in effect with a little girl who was injured when her house collapsed. [[spoiler: Despite the best efforts of everyone, including Hongo making his first ever landing on the flight deck of a ship in rough seas, she dies.]]
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* ChekhovsGun: The helicopter destroper ''Haruna'' is stated to be one of the JSDF assets dispatched for rescue efforts in episode 2; Hongo later lands on her in episode 3.
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* BadassCreed: "That others may live."
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* BrandX: Among other things, Nesca Gold (Obviously Nescafe Gold coffee).

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Story about a dude who rescues peiple.

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Story about 2nd Lieutenant Kazuhiro Uchida joined the Japan Air Self Defense Force to fly fighters, but was instead transferred to fly helicopters. Reporting to Komatsu Air Base, he begins to learn the ins and outs of a dude who rescues peiple.Search and Rescue pilot, while coming to terms with his lost dream.

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* AcePilot: In an interestingly non-violent example, Hongou.
* [[BackedByThePentagon Backed By The National Defense Agency]]: The production team received support and assistance from Komatsu Air Base and other JASDF personnel, and it shows.
* ConspicuousCG: Well, it ''is'' a show from 2006. It's quite obvious with the various aircraft seen.
* DrillSergeantNasty: Hongou has this reputation. (Despite being a Major.)
* EnsignNewbie: Uchida begins the series as this, being newly-commissioned and just out of flight school.
* KaijuDefenseForce: Uchida is a pilot in the Komatsu Air Rescue Wing, other JASDF fighter squadrons appear from time to time, and in episode 3 Hongou lands on ''JDS Haruna'' to refuel.
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Story about a dude who rescues peiple.

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