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In the build up to Remembrance Sunday we were delighted to welcome a group of Chelsea Pensioners for a trip on the Flying Christine III.
The visitors from the Royal Hospital Chelsea were shown the patient treatment area and medical equipment, and heard about the lifesaving work of the marine ambulance, which serves all of the islands of the Bailiwick. They also met members of our volunteer boat crew.
It was a pleasure having them onboard.
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Representatives from Guernsey’s ambulance service are due to take part in Remembrance events in London, Guernsey and Alderney this weekend.
Chief Ambulance Officer, John Atkins will parade with the Civilian Services Contingent at the national Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall on Sunday, to remember the service and sacrifice of those who have protected and defended the country.
Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service Station Officer Phil Kilgour is also attending on behalf of the UK fire services.
On Saturday, Head of Operations, Dean de la Mare will be part of the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. The televised production held in the presence of His Majesty The King, and includes personal testimonies, music and performances to recognise the nation’s gratitude to serving personnel, veterans and their families.
Meanwhile in Guernsey, Chief Operating Officer, Aimee Lihou will place a wreath on behalf of the Ambulance and Rescue Service at the Bailiwick Act of Remembrance at Smith Street on Sunday morning.
In Alderney, team leader Jim Cathcart will represent the ambulance service in St Anne.
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Thanks to everyone who went to La Villette Hotel fireworks party and supported the Flying Christine and the floating car challenge!
The Flying Christine III is a charitable asset, crewed by volunteers. Your donations will help keep the marine ambulance operational and allow us to keep delivering pre-hospital care to the islands of the Bailiwick.
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