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Mitsubishi is one of the key sponsors of NSRI supporting both our operational and fundraising initiatives.On the operational side they supply our workhorse 4x4 vehicles in the form of Colts and more recently Triton's at a fraction of the vehicle's actual cost. These vehicles are used to tow our rescue boats, transport our volunteer rescue crews and often used as a mobile communications centre.The rescue work is at the cutting edge and to keep it there NSRI has intensive fundraising to ensure that we are able to equip our rescuers with the best gear that we can for their rescue missions. Mitsubishi has been faithful for 12 years in sponsoring our hugely successful car competition. The unique prize for NSRI supporters who enter is not one but two Mitsubishi vehicles. Sea Rescue is deeply grateful for Mitsubishi's support.triton-3252
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