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A mile-wide storm doesn’t just rearrange a neighborhood—it reshapes the people who run toward it. We sit with Mark and Noah Rudder, a father–son team spanning decades of fire, EMS, and rescue work, to walk through the night an F4 tornado cut across London, Kentucky. You’ll hear how basements became shelters, how triage feels when you’re standing in the rain with a flashlight and gas hissing around you, and why seventy‑six transports and a community’s grit added up to lives saved before sunrise. The details are raw and real: airport rigs that somehow survived, smoke alarms screaming across the dark, and the strange quiet after the roar when survivors step out of the debris and into the beam of a headlamp.