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Quecreek mine rescuers compare to Chile miners
Joseph Sbaffoni, the director of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Mine Safety and Dr. Richard Kunkle, a retired physician who founded the Pennsylvania Special Medical response team, were two responders to the 2002 Quecreek mine incident in Pennsylvania. ON American Morning this morning, they talked to us about their experience in comparison to the Chile miner rescue, and the challenges the rescuers continue to face.
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Our guests include:
Dr. George Bonanno, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Columbia University and author of "The Other Side of Sadness".
Joe Sbaffoni, Director of Pennsylvania Bureau of Mine Safety. He also coordinated the Quecreek Mine rescue in 2002.
Dr. Richard Kunkle, Founder, Pennsylvania Special Medical Response Team. He also assisted in medical response to Quecreek Mine incident.
Jeff Hart, Field Supervisor, Layne Christensen Co. who drilled the rescue shaft in the mine.
James Stefanic, Operations Manager, Geotec Boyles Bros. He oversaw the drilling of the rescue shaft.
Doctors J.D Polk and Albert Holland, they were part of a four-person team from NASA who went to Copiapo, Chile to help with the rescue effort.
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