A pair of South African members needed emergency field rescue from Paiju, Pakistan. One member experienced chest pain while trekking Baltoro Glacier. The other injured his foot and hand while coming to the aid of his companion. The member suffering from severe chest tightness and pain radiating through to his left arm tempered some of his discomfort by taking aspirin and supplemental oxygen. Meanwhile, the member with the injured ankle reported his foot had turned purple, was unable to bear weight and was experiencing severe pain and immobility in his thumb. Due to the conditions of both members, Global Rescue medical operations personnel activated an emergency airborne field rescue for the transport of both to a Skardu hospital. One member was admitted to the ICU for heart attack treatment (myocardial infarction). He was ultimately transported to an Islamabad hospital capable of a higher level of care. Following treatment in Islamabad, the member was transported safely to his home in Cape Town, South Africa, for definitive cardiac care. The member with the injured foot and thumb was transferred to a hospital in Islamabad for further evaluation before returning safely to his home in South Africa.