military ambulance

Entering production during 1941 to early 1942, they were specifically designed to serve as military ambulances.

He recognized two of the men: the very ones who had been in the front seat of the military ambulance.

On Tuesday night, a large military ambulance rumbled past, marked with the distinctive red cross.

Four military ambulances and half a dozen transport vans filled the clearing.

Thousands of military ambulance bodies were also produced.

A military ambulance was parked on a hill, its red cross prominent in the dun-colored landscape.

Like Labour in 1979, the Conservatives have put military ambulances on standby.

This forerunner of the modern military ambulance system, was eventually adapted by armies throughout the world in the following decades.

He looked through his office window and saw a military staff car pull up followed by a truck and a military ambulance.

When a case was found or symptoms showed themselves, the afflicted were immediately transported in a military ambulance to the area of quarantine.

"Come, Major; military ambulances have never been noted for smooth running - you would not begrudge a man a pain-killer."

At Basra's railway station, a train stood waiting, reserved for soldiers going home, including the wounded, who were brought in two military ambulances.

Notably, the military ambulance version was produced until 1969, several years after Renault had stopped offering civilian versions of the van.

On 18 April all these patients were taken along, by military ambulances in a barracks of Halberstadt transformed into hospital.

As they went up the wooden steps they saw a military ambulance parked at the shore end, the telltale red cross painted on the side.

A1 A soldier from the 804th Medical Brigade was killed when the military ambulance in which he was traveling came under fire.

Two arrived in military ambulances.

Military ambulances such as the Austin K2 were used both in the combat areas and on the Home Front.

Military ambulance version.

During the First World War, he was a doctor in the military ambulance where he realized the vital role of the blood transfusions.

A four-wheeled military ambulance clattered eastward.

Bullet-resistant sport utility vehicles whisked the delegates around, accompanied by elite commandos and a military ambulance.

Wailing in pain, he was placed in a military ambulance and taken to an Israeli hospital in nearby Ashkelon.

After they arrived at a German first-aid station, some of the badly wounded who had been carried by the monks were taken away in a military ambulance.

Chapter 38 On a late Friday afternoon, a military ambulance drove up to the emergency entrance to the hospital at Aranda de Duero.