A U.S. member was badly injured while motorcycling in the Gobi Desert. A support vehicle brought the member to the adventure group’s camp to recover. Unfortunately, the member had trouble breathing and suspected he had a collapsed lung. Since there were no nearby medical facilities, group leaders contacted Global Rescue to assist in evacuating the injured man for medical evaluation. The member was safely taken to a medical clinic where an examination revealed several cracked ribs and fluid accumulating in his lungs. Global Rescue medical operations leaders initiated an additional medical transport to bring the member to a hospital in Ulaanbaatar for a comprehensive evaluation with a specialist. Following the successful transport and a further examination, the member’s condition improved, and he decided to rejoin his group to continue their expedition using support vehicles instead of motorcycles.