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life preserver
flotation device
preserver
jaws of life
chute
parachute
pod
escape pod
apparatus
salvage
squipper
lifeboat
child restraint
supplemental restraint system
transport
medevac
seatbelt
seat belt
unchock
liftout
cavalry
airlift
gyrating angel
meatwagon
ambulette
meat-wagon
multivehicle
save the day
multivehicular
bumper
ambulance
belt
wreck grab
transportation
transportation system
antirollover
transit
sea rescue kit
cage
hoverpack
armament
speedster
pick up
car
gondola
survival kit
life raft
station
respot
safety stop
hoist
laager
emergency vehicle
buffer
ratchet coupling
pretensioner
rerailer
escape hatch
jump box
strip party
automation
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telferage
dual control
guard
emergency cord
flight data recorder
air transportation system
safety
safety device
tubular assault
telpherage
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transtainer
picket
splitter bus
e-stop
troop carrier
rig
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airbridge
pony bottle
safety hoist
OLE
aerovac
vanbulance
flight engineer
squadrol
oxygen mask
armoured car
Dodgem
repulsor
gunpad
appurtenances

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