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A group of backcountry skiers were rescued from a mountain in Washington state.
At least one of the skiers had fallen 1,000 feet , and at least two were injured and unable to walk.
King County Sheriff's Air Support team used heat sensors to identify the group of three men.
The air support unit shared video of the rescue on social media.
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