Ambulance, I guess
- Thread starter Dave Mellor NJ
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stickshift
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Rough ride indeed. I can imagine the patient bouncing on the gurney. Maybe that’s why they later went to Cadillacs.
ModelA29
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I don't have a clue on what the lettering says. But the logo is recognizable.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has strived for hope and humanity for more than 100 years. Discover how we emerged from the ruins of World War I and evolved to become the world’s largest humanitarian network.
The IFRC was founded in 1919 in Paris in the aftermath of World War I. Originally called the League of Red Cross Societies, we were the brainchild of Henry Davison, the president of the American Red Cross War Committee.
Davison convened the League’s founding members—the Red Cross Societies of France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan and the United States—at an international medical conference. Together, they believed the compassion and expertise shown by Red Cross volunteers during wartime could be shown in peacetime too.
The League’s first objective was simple: improve the health of people in countries that had suffered greatly during the war. It also sought to improve existing Red Cross Societies and promote the creation of new ones around the world.
Within months of its creation, the League had launched a campaign to counter a massive typhus epidemic in Eastern Europe. Shortly after, it launched appeals in the wake of the Russian famine of 1921 and the Great Kanto earthquake in Japan in 1923.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has strived for hope and humanity for more than 100 years. Discover how we emerged from the ruins of World War I and evolved to become the world’s largest humanitarian network.
The IFRC was founded in 1919 in Paris in the aftermath of World War I. Originally called the League of Red Cross Societies, we were the brainchild of Henry Davison, the president of the American Red Cross War Committee.
Davison convened the League’s founding members—the Red Cross Societies of France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan and the United States—at an international medical conference. Together, they believed the compassion and expertise shown by Red Cross volunteers during wartime could be shown in peacetime too.
The League’s first objective was simple: improve the health of people in countries that had suffered greatly during the war. It also sought to improve existing Red Cross Societies and promote the creation of new ones around the world.
Within months of its creation, the League had launched a campaign to counter a massive typhus epidemic in Eastern Europe. Shortly after, it launched appeals in the wake of the Russian famine of 1921 and the Great Kanto earthquake in Japan in 1923.
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Dave Mellor NJ
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I would think it says Ambulancia as one of the Gaz ambulances I posted was called