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Version 1.6 · 2021-07-15
Fixed modal presentation style on iOS 13+. Fixed layout issues on newer phones.
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The store currently lists version 1.6, updated 2021-07-15.





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27 OF THE MOST POPULAR AND USEFUL SEARCH AND RESCUE KNOTS!
• #1 Sports app in 3 Countries!
• Top 20 Sports app in the USA and Canada!
• "This is a great app....very useful for anybody in firefighting…" - App Store USA
• "This is an amazing app. I'm a firefighter and use this as a cross reference...in the field.." - App Store USA
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Geared towards professional search and rescue, police, fire and military training, Search and Rescue Knots provides an at-your-finger-tips reference for tying 27 of the most popular and useful knots used in emergency situations. The selection of knots was determined through research, consultation and our history of developing sophisticated training materials for the fire rescue field.…
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Fixed modal presentation style on iOS 13+. Fixed layout issues on newer phones.
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