Thank You SAR Boys
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Thank You SAR Boys
Please pass on thanks and appreciation to the SAR Boys, (from lossie I believe) who on Sunday
afternoon lifted a very badly injured lady from An Caisteal near Crainlarich.
My colleagues, who were with her, are full of admiration for the skill shown by the crew
but especially the winch man for his calm and professional manner in treating the cass.
Your fan club has grown
Keep up the good work and nice to see a team that works
afternoon lifted a very badly injured lady from An Caisteal near Crainlarich.
My colleagues, who were with her, are full of admiration for the skill shown by the crew
but especially the winch man for his calm and professional manner in treating the cass.
Your fan club has grown
Keep up the good work and nice to see a team that works
Shame on you!
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Tune: "The Churches One Foundation..."
We are the Air/Sea Rescue, no f***ing use are we,
The only times you see us are breakfast, lunch and tea.
And when you're in the oggin, we shout with all our might -
Per Ardua Ad Astra , f**k you Jack, we're all right! (WW2)
We are the Air/Sea Rescue, no f***ing use are we,
The only times you see us are breakfast, lunch and tea.
And when you're in the oggin, we shout with all our might -
Per Ardua Ad Astra , f**k you Jack, we're all right! (WW2)
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Mad_Mark, I thought Chipmunk was referring to the injured lady and her group.
Perhaps in your haste to say something clever you weren't reading too well. Do you always find something to cavil about when compliments are being paid?
Perhaps in your haste to say something clever you weren't reading too well. Do you always find something to cavil about when compliments are being paid?
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pressganged - many thanks, folk on the ground were informed the cab was from Lossie.
Grateful if this could be confirmed. As the group wish to make a donation to either the unit or
a charity of units choice.
fobotcso - Spot on. I've always been their biggest fan
Grateful if this could be confirmed. As the group wish to make a donation to either the unit or
a charity of units choice.
fobotcso - Spot on. I've always been their biggest fan
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I believe the cas in this incident sustained an extremely bad C -spine injury after a 200 foot fall (plus a pneumothorax). The colour of the Sea King would end any doubt, if it was Grey and Red then it was from HMS Gannet at Prestwick. From the boss our sponsored charity is Malcolm Sargent.
