stretcher party การใช้

• When the Second World War broke out he volunteered as a Stretcher Party Officer during the Blitz.
• While returning to the rear, the stretcher party observed two men approaching who they believed were Marines.
• Against the orders of another Medical officer he then returned with a stretcher party for the other two wounded.
• Only 22 Rangers were ever taken prisoner  nine of them in one incident when a stretcher party went astray at Passchendaele.
• She remained with him until a stretcher party arrived and then returned to the burning aircraft to look for the fourth member of the crew.
• Informed by the local Maquis about some wounded paratroopers nearby, they organised a stretcher party to bring them into the village where they were treated in the Maquis hospital.
• On 23 September 1950 near Songju, Korea, there was difficulty in evacuating the wounded after a position had been captured, until Major Muir arrived with a stretcher party.
• The battalion experienced its first taste of fighting on the Western Front in July when it was involved in the Battle of Fromelles, being in reserve and providing medical stretcher parties.
• A stretcher-bearer party, sometimes a stretcher party or company, is a group or a band of people temporally or regularly associated which have to carry injured persons with stretchers.
• The entire stretcher party that had gone to retrieve him were shot down before they could reach the shell-hole; and, by the time a patrolling party could reach the site, Parker was no longer there.
• On 19 December 1914 at Rouges Blancs, France, Private MacKenzie rescued a severely wounded man from the front of the German trenches under a very heavy fire and after a stretcher party had been compelled to abandon the attempt.
• Indeed, the evacuation of casualties and the resupply of ammunition at times proved problematic, and heavy shelling and sniper fire disrupted stretcher parties and porters on a number of occasions, resulting in the forward companies running short of ammunition.
• At first light more than 120 Chinese dead and wounded lay around the Australian defences and in contrast to the savage fighting during the night, Chinese stretcher parties were allowed to come forward and collect their wounded under a flag of truce.
• Its remit included the pre-existing ARP as well as wardens, firemen ( initially the Auxiliary Fire Service ( AFS ) and latterly the National Fire Service ( NFS ) ), fire watchers, rescue, first aid post, stretcher party and industry.
• The Civil Defence Service included the pre-existing ARP as well as wardens, firemen ( initially the Auxiliary Fire Service ( AFS ) and latterly the National Fire Service ( NFS ) ), fire watchers, rescue, first aid post, stretcher party and industry.
• He was awarded the VC after he, under very heavy enemy fire and after a stretcher party had been forced to abandon its rescue attempt, came to the assistance of a British soldier severely wounded in front of the German trenches, and successfully brought him back to British lines.
• Members of the various services were issued with service gas masks and steel helmets, either military pattern or Zuckerman helmets  often marked with an abbreviation of their specific role, for example, " W " for Warden, " FAP " for First Aid Post, " SP " for Stretcher Party'A'for Ambulance Crews " FG " for Fire Guard.