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Marines on training exercise save climber stranded in blizzard on Ben Nevis
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STV News
Royal and Dutch marines helped save the life of a climber who became stranded in severe winter conditions on Ben Nevis.
Members of the Royal Marine Reserves Scotland and the Dutch Korps Mariniers were taking part in Exercise Highland Warrior, a joint mountain training exercise, when they came across the casualty.
Royal Navy via Supplied Royal Marine Reserves Scotland and the Dutch Korps Mariniers were taking part in Exercise Highland Warrior.
Royal Navy via SuppliedColour sergeant McKenzie, of Royal Marine Reserves Scotland, said the climber showed clear signs of prolonged exposure to freezing conditions.
Royal Navy via Supplied The marines praised the effectiveness of their training.