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Dive into this poignant collection of letters from a driver with the American ambulance service during World War I. Written in 1915, these heartfelt notes offer a glimpse into life at the frontlines before the U.S. entered the war. As the author reflects on his experiences, he candidly shares moments filled with camaraderie and the challenges faced far from home. Originally meant as personal tributes, these letters capture the essence of friendship and resilience amidst the chaos of war.

After meeting for the first time on the front lines of World War I, two aspiring writers forge an intense twenty-year friendship and write some of America's greatest novels, giving voice to a "lost generation" shaken by war. Eager to find his way in life and words, John Dos Passos first...

25 years ago Yorkshire Air Ambulance began flying across the region saving lives. And the charity has seen a lot over the years so we’re sharing that with you in a new podcast - Summat in t’Air Each week, you’ll hear remarkable patient stories and gain unique insight from the crew, medics, volunteers, and fundraisers who make this vital service possible. From city centres to remote villages, busy roads to open countryside, Yorkshire Air Ambulance is there when every second counts. This podcast shines a light on the lives touched by the service, the challenges of saving lives from the air...

Taking listeners behind the scenes of some of LNAA’s memorable achievements over the last 30 years and share touching moments with crew, past and present. Former patients will touch the heartstrings as they share their heartfelt stories and the impact of LNAA on their lives.

Rural and remote ambulance drivers and paramedics are a dedicated and gutsy bunch who work tirelessly to care for their communities, often in isolated and inhospitable conditions, with few resources but plenty of experience, courage and care. Ambos deal with it all: car crashes, delivering babies, snake bites, heart attacks, lost bushwalkers, drug overdoses—even the occasional crook camel. One thing they are never short of is a story or two to tell.