4223 ambulance car (Notarzt)

[playmofire]

Hi Walter, glad to be of assistance.  This will be the new layout, and it still has the burning house?  Mine house is still boxed up, but I was talking to our local minister last week who is a fully qualified electrician who is quite happy to go to Maplins with me and your shopping list and also supervise me connecting things up. The big drawback is he wants us to go to Maplins on his big motorbike!

I've just checked the distance to Stroud and back, and at 430 miles it's a bit far!  I've still got the dates you sent me earlier in the year, but from what I remember Lincoln 2010 was the most likely date we could manage

[Bill Blackhurst]

thank you for the link gordon, that was very interesting, as we have nothing like that in the states.  once again, everything i know about rescue, especially international, i have pf to thank.
kaethe

You are correct about doctors not responding to medical calls here in the USA kaethe, although I remember a situation some years ago where a doctor arrived on a scene with a "mercy bag" due to a crushing entrapment call where an amputation of an appendage was being considered.

[kaethe]

You are correct about doctors not responding to medical calls here in the USA kaethe, although I remember a situation some years ago where a doctor arrived on a scene with a "mercy bag" due to a crushing entrapment call where an amputation of an appendage was being considered.

Yes, many many years ago, I worked in the ER, in Seattle, and there were a few situations where an emergency vehicle would fly by the ER to take an MD to a scene such as you describe. 
k