Calm in the Chaos - U.S. Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer Podcast

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A Helicopter Mishap, a Memorial Flight & a Midnight Pilot Rescue | Chris Allen | Ep. 66

October 07, 2026

Some rescue swimmers wait years for the call. Chris Allen waited 11 — and when it finally came, it was two fighter pilots floating in the dark Pacific after an ejection gone sideways.In this episode of Calm in the Chaos, Chris Allen shares 18 years of service as a U.S. Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer with HSC6 — a career that started as a California kid who grew up BMX racing in the poorer parts of Orange County, nearly didn't make it into the Navy over a DUI, and ended up on the ground in J...

26 Years, 10 Deployments & Full Circle at Rescue Swimmer School | Jeff Plowman | Ep. 65

September 01, 2026

Not every rescue swimmer's story is about the water. Some of the most important ones are about who gets built in the schoolhouse.In this episode of Calm in the Chaos, newly retired Senior Chief Jeff Plowman looks back on 26 years and 10 deployments as a U.S. Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer — a career that started with a recruiter's pitch to "jump out of helicopters" and ended full circle, back at Pensacola's Aviation Rescue Swimmer School, this time running it as the Leading Chief Petty Officer....

From Rescuing a SEAL to Flying Dust-Off Missions in Iraq | Shane Hallesy | Ep. 63

July 18, 2026

A Navy SEAL missed the deck during a night fast-rope insertion, and it fell to Shane Hallesy to go in after him—one small piece of a career that spans Navy rescue swimmer, Army Blackhawk pilot, and federal law enforcement aviator.In this episode of Calm in the Chaos, Shane Hallesy shares 5 years as a Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer followed by 30-plus years in the Army National Guard—flying Blackhawk medevac missions over western Iraq embedded with the Marines, changing tactics mid-deployment to...

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