Would you want to launch into a storm? It's a reality our volunteer crews face throughout the year. When the call for help comes, our crews don't know if they will be out for 60 minutes, or 6 hours. Situations can change rapidly - as seen on this week's Saving Lives At Sea. Missed it? Head to BBC iPlayer to catch-up. 📹 Gerald O'Brien #RNLI #SLAS #BBCTwo #TVProgramme #TVSeries #EmergencyServices #WhatsOnTV #TVShows #Lifeboats #RNLIRescues #RNLILaunches #SavingLivesAtSea #Baltimore Baltimore Life

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121K views · 3.7K reactions | Volunteers from RNLI New Brighton Lifeboat Station launched at the request of the Coastguard after reports that two people had become stranded at the end of a groyne, cut off by the tide. With swells of up to 1.5 metres and waves crashing onto the groyne where the casualties were stranded, it was impossible to maneouvre the lifeboat next to them. This left only one option - a crew member would have to swim to the groyne to help... | RNLI | Facebook