RedactedNarrative: Operator and family were enjoying a family vacation. He was operating the boat with his family onboard.
  
  Passenger 1 and Passenger 2 were onboard a tube being pulled behind the boat. As the boat was turning the tube hit a large wave and both passengers went flying into the air. 
  
  Passenger 1 received extensive damage to his head/neck. Probably spinal damage. Passenger 2 complained of aches and pains but did not require ongoing medical attention.
  
  Passenger 1 was transported from the water to the dock via the boat. They realized immediately that he had a possible traumatic head injury and held his head still throughout the process.
  
  Dispatch contacted Ranger 1 and he met the boat at the dock. Ranger 1 directed medical to the scene.
  
  Upon arrival we cut the life jacket off. We placed a C-collar on and placed him on a backboard. Upon evaluation it appears he had difficulty feeling and moving his extremities.
  
  Transport to Dixie Regional Medical via ambulance.
  
  In follow-up it appears Passenger 1 will make a full reovery. Dr. beleives he had a concussion and swelling but his movement came back later in the evening.
  