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SPRINGDALE There s a sense of urgency every time Andy Anderson goes barreling through the night, but now, he s running in nearly daylight conditions.
The $11,000 night vision goggles clipped to Anderson s helmet help him navigate his Bell 206 helicopter around trees, power lines, airplanes and other hazards, and find landing zones in sometimes rural, challenging terrain.
Anderson s ability to see in the dark is good news for those on the ground, because his chopper is an airborne ambulance.
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