Re: London Blitz
Posted by Guscha On 2018/4/15 13:04:54
Randy, with the greatest of pleasure.
By fortunate coincidence I came accross the caption. -> Wikipedia:
"Flying Bomb- V1 Bomb Damage in London, England, UK, 1944
Women of the American Ambulance Great Britain wash an ambulance car of the surgical unit to pass the time between call-outs at their depot, somewhere in London."
Vehicles
All the AAGB's vehicles were painted grey with a red strip and an emblem featuring the British and American flags. Depending on the purpose several types of vehicle were operated by the AAGB.
Ambulances attended bombing incidents and transferred casualties to local hospitals and first aid posts. The vehicles were also used to transfer patients (often over great distance) requiring specialist treatment...
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By fortunate coincidence I came accross the caption. -> Wikipedia:
"Flying Bomb- V1 Bomb Damage in London, England, UK, 1944
Women of the American Ambulance Great Britain wash an ambulance car of the surgical unit to pass the time between call-outs at their depot, somewhere in London."
Vehicles
All the AAGB's vehicles were painted grey with a red strip and an emblem featuring the British and American flags. Depending on the purpose several types of vehicle were operated by the AAGB.
Ambulances attended bombing incidents and transferred casualties to local hospitals and first aid posts. The vehicles were also used to transfer patients (often over great distance) requiring specialist treatment...
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