Logistics, one of the four basic functions of an organized avalanche rescue, is primarily concerned with:
a. getting the rescuers to the scene.
b. arranging for extrication of the victims.
c. caring for the rescuers in the field.
d. keeping a log of the search's activities.
Answer: c
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