HEMS operations - photos
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HEMS pics wanted

The Royal Aeronautical Society is producing an information programme for schools showing tasks helicopters can perform.
We've been asked to help by providing photographs of casevacs from a road or railway accident.
A PR opportunity for helicopters shouldn't be missed, so let's help.
Please post pictures here so that we can provide the RAeS with a selection from which to choose.
If you have some pictures and don't know how to post them, let me know and I'll help.
Heliport

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From: EGPT/ESVS

Thumbnails found on !!!!!!!!!!!!!! - search by putting G-SASA and G-SASB (one at a time) into the keywords part of the search function. The full size pics are pretty good, will need the phot's permission to publish though

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From: Apa, apo ndi kulikonse!
A few of HLE24 out of White Waltham at the back of my old house. Thames Valley Air Ambulance (G-TVAM - B105)

More here:
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More here:
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Mess Your Passage

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From: Temporarily Unaware......
These are all fantastic have mailed this thread to so many what skill here........
I am very jealous of these Pilots.....
More please much more....
lots of love
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I am very jealous of these Pilots.....
More please much more....
lots of love
xxxx
f
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From: Cloud 9
I didn't even ask for the pics but just wanted to say thank you to those who posted. They are absolutely fantastic. If anyone has any advice on the best route in EMS, I would love to hear from them.
Thanks very much
Nick
Thanks very much
Nick
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From: Edinburgh, UK
Looking at some of those shots of G-EHMS, I realise I would probably need many many years of experience to be able to land in those tight confines - major kudos to the pilots
I wonder how different the decisions would have been if it wasn't a NOTAR? I imagine there is a little less to worry about with a 902.
I wonder how different the decisions would have been if it wasn't a NOTAR? I imagine there is a little less to worry about with a 902.
Last edited by The Hustler; 10th October 2006 at 09:58. Reason: Reinforcing how many many years I'll need :)


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Here are some I took, don't know if they are of any good or of use to you, if needed will remove Copyright badge and sig, were only added after being ripped off on here by The Sun Newspaper.




















