Ambulance Collection (#27)

Two bearers and patient (1 of 2)
Method of lifting a patient onto a stretcher, with two bearers. (1 of 2)

Four bearers and patient (5 of 6)
Method of carrying a patient, with four bearers. (5 of 6)

Four bearers and patient (6 of 6)
Method of carrying a patient, with four bearers. (6 of 6)

Four bearers and patient (3 of 6)
Method of carrying a patient, with four bearers. (3 of 6)

Four bearers and patient (4 of 6)
Method of carrying a patient, with four bearers. (4 of 6)

Red Cross Ambulance
RED CROSS Depiction of the Italian Red Cross ambulance during the fighting in Bulgravia; causing a build up of traffic

Cadets at Camp in Wales
St. Johns Ambulance Cadets performing various duties at camp on the Gower Peninsula, Glamorgan, Wales

Ambulance / Manchester
Ambulance in use in Manchester after rail crash

Goodwood Revival: Paramedics attend to Jochen Mass Ferrari Lancia D50A after he crashed heavily at the final chicane
Paramedics attend to Jochen Mass (GER) Ferrari Lancia D50A after he crashed heavily at the final chicane. Goodwood Revival, Goodwood, England, 19 - 21 September 2008

A1GP: Ghostbusters: A1GP, Rd1, Preparations, Zandvoort, Holland, 28 September 2006
Ghostbusters! A1GP, Rd1, Preparations, Zandvoort, Holland, 28 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

Paramedics from the Great north Air Ambulance and members of Langdale / Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team treat an injured
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A Mountain Rescue Landrover above Ambleside in the Lake District UK
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An air Ambulance
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Flying Doctor Service, Broome, Western Australia

WW1 / C 1916 / AMBULANCE
An ambulance awaits

Ambulance Aeroplane
A twin-engined Beechcraft Ambulance Plane, one of three ordered by Sweden, being shipped from New York harbour, USA

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During times of war, the ambulance becomes a symbol of hope and salvation amidst chaos and destruction. In Brampton Road, Bexleyheath during World War II, the devastating bomb damage left behind a haunting reminder of the resilience displayed by these life-saving vehicles. Silhouettes from World War I reveal wounded soldiers being tenderly transported in ambulances, highlighting the crucial role they played in providing medical care to those who risked their lives for their countries. In the iconic still image from "Ice Cold In Alex" (1958), an ambulance stands as a testament to courage and determination as it navigates treacherous terrains during wartime. It serves as a powerful reminder that even in moments of darkness, humanity's unwavering spirit shines through. At an Advanced Dressing Station on the Western Front captured by Matania's artistry, brave medics work tirelessly inside ambulances to save lives amid relentless warfare. Their selflessness embodies the true essence of heroism. The Blitz in London witnessed countless acts of bravery where ambulances raced through rubble-filled streets like beacons of hope. One such scene at Ladywell, Lewisham during World War II showcases an ambulance standing tall against adversity. Ambulances have evolved over time into multi-service emergency vehicles equipped with state-of-the-art technology and highly skilled personnel ready to respond swiftly to any crisis that arises. Stepping inside an MAB First Ambulance Interior reveals a world filled with compassion and expertise; every inch designed meticulously to provide comfort and aid when every second counts. German Armoured Vehicles from 1944 remind us that even amidst conflict there is room for compassion. These transformed machines served not only as instruments of war but also carried injured soldiers away from danger zones towards safety and medical assistance. P. D. S. A. AMBULANCE signifies dedication beyond borders - regardless of nationality or background - united under one mission: saving lives wherever they may be.