Rescue 1 is a 1995 Suburban 4x4 that we purchased from Charleston County. It replaced a 1975 Suburban 4x4 that had a manual transmission and no A/C. A welcomed upgrade.

Rescue 2 is a Ford Explorer 4x4 that replaced a 20 year old Chevrolet Van that was worn out and without A/C. It was another welcomed upgrade.

Rescue 3 is a twenty year old workhorse. It's like the Energizer Bunny - It keeps going and going and going!

Rescue 4 is our first run crash truck. It responds to all vehicle entrapments and carries all the tools and the Hurst Jaws of life.

Rescue 5 is an 18ft Wahoo with a 150hp Johnson motor. It is our second run boat for most water missions. We recently replaced the motor on this boat with a DNR grant.

Rescue 6 is a 25ft Boston Whaler with twin 150hp Johnson motors. It is our primary boat for really rough water.

Rescue 7 is the sister boat to 6. It is also a 25ft Boston Whaler with a different cab design. We acquired it from Coast Guard Charleston with help from Senator Thurmond and Senator Hollings.

Rescue 8 is a 2001 Ford F150 and serves as our second run auto extrication (crash) vehicle. We also use it to pull boats for water rescues.

Rescue 9 is a 2002 Ford F150 4x4. It is the first new vehicle the squad has purchased in over 20 years. It is used for land searches and to pull Rescue 6 or 7.

Rescue 10 is a 19' Boston Whaler with a 225hp Evinrude motor. It has a dive door cutout that makes it easier for the divers to re-enter the boat following a dive. Senator Grooms helped us get the grant to buy this boat.

Rescue 11 is a 1990 Ford F350 Crewcab that is used mainly to pull Rescue 6 or 7.

Rescue 12 is a 16ft Palm Coast with a 60hp Evinrude motor that we acquired from Charleston County Sheriff's Department.

Rescue 15 is a trailer that houses all of our rappelling gear used for high angle rescues. The trailer was donated by George Jones Mobile Homes.

Rescue 19 is a 13ft Boston Whaler that we picked up from State Salvage for $150. What a Bargain!

Rescue 20 is a Honda 4 Wheeler that has been assigned to the Rescue Squad from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office.

Rescue 22 is our Dive Team trailer. It is used to transport all of our dive equipment. It's also big enough for our divers to change clothes.

Rescue 23 is a Pro-Drive 17ft aluminum boat with a specially designed air cool 36hp engine. This boat is used in the rice fields and shallow water rescues.

Rescue 24 is our dive pontoon boat. It was purchased from State Salvage, stripped and refurbished with a lot of hard work by a few members.

Rescue 25 is a 16ft. aluminum 40hp boat used for dive support and running of the side scan sonar. This boat was donated by the Charleston County Sheriff's Office.

Rescue 26 is our Public Relations Trailer. It carries all of the public relations equipment and is used to enhance public awarenesss and knowledge about the services provided by the Rescue Squad.

The Command Post was purchased by Homeland Security Funds and belongs to Berkeley County. It can be used by any emergency agency in the County and is housed at the Rescue Squad.