Photo of Series 2A Ambulance 114-183

[AGAS 5]

Series 2A Ambulance 114-183. Possibly in REMLR archive.

Second photo is different vehicle, but a nice profile 

(Credit: 11 Field Ambulance/facebook)

Cheers.

[juddy]

Is That a comms vehicle converted from ambulance

[AGAS 5]

Nope.

[juddy]

Did they not have the red cross on some of them then?

[Phoenix]

Interesting point on the crosses, missing from the front in that photo, and would be obscured on the roof with equipment.  Sides it is hard to tell.

[Greg & Tony Egretz]

Hello AGAS 5 The 2nd photo we can conform it to be Myrtle (112 215) as the paint scheme correct it has a winch and the top bacon protector is the same too, all these unique features point  it to being Myrtle. Any ideas where it was taken. Judging by the top stretcher rack pole, I reckon in service as when I  got 112 215 they were missing.
Cheers Greg Egretz 150

[AGAS 5]

Hi Greg, well done on getting an in-service photo. Many of us are still waiting....

I have no idea of the photo details. You could try getting on facebook and trawl through the 11 Field Ambulance group. See if the photo had a caption or ask the person who posted it.

Cheers,

Pete

[Greg & Tony Egretz]

Belive it or not Agas 5 we have 2 now and yes she was 11 fd amb (they marked the door). I was on there site about 2 years and found another photo when she was green and I've got a camo one as well now.

Cheers Greg Egretz 150

[Mick]

I'm surprised it's a 11 Field Ambulance vehicle given its paint job is the ODF (3 Brigade ) cam pattern and 11 Field was a 6 Brigade unit.

Cheers,

Mick

[Greg & Tony Egretz]

I like to thak AGAS 5 for letting us know about facebook page, we have found one of the many drivers of myrtle. One blokes remember her well as it was his very first army vehicle he drove. So here is what he siad "WOW! Odds are that I have driven that one in the late 1970's and between Brisbane and Bourke-Cobar on Exercise Droughtmaster in 1980" so 2 in service photos (one in her greens and one in her camos) with a possiable third in here greens and a drivers name as well.
Cheers Greg Egretz 150

[AGAS 5]

No worries

I liked the pic of the 11 Fd Amb T-shirt that was posted

Pete

[Greg & Tony Egretz]

I do too mate, looking at reproducing it on a sticker or sign for 112 512.
Cheers Greg Egretz 150