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Image title	Date 081210 Location Linwood Johnstone. Photo By Mark Owens/Army Photo Caption: Jacqui Methven, SORT Paramedic (Special Operations Response Team), Scottish Ambulance Service assisted by Lance Corporal Mark McVey (24) from Bishopbriggs, 5 years in the Territorial Army help a fallen casualty in the Linwood area as temperatures in the region plummet to -14 degrees. ARMY IN SCOTLAND ASSIST AMBULANCE SERVICE Troops from The Royal Regiment of Scotland and 32 Signal Regiment (Volunteers) using Army Landrovers are assisting the Scottish Ambulance Service to transport NHS Paramedics to callouts in Edinburgh and Glasgow during the continued severe weather conditions in the central belt of Scotland. Commanding Officer of 32 Signal Regiment (Volunteers) Lieutenant Colonel Philip Donegan explains: "TA soldiers from 32 Signal Regiment (Volunteers) and 6 SCOTS have been providing close support to the Scottish Ambulance Service. Since deploying late on Friday night they have been extremely busy. They have been conducting a number of driving details including ferrying paramedics to those requiring medical assistance but who are unable to travel to hospital. The soldiers have also been busy rescuing those who require immediate medical care or who are at risk from the severe cold. Typically this has been the elderly, infirm and infants. The challenge has been varied and the soldiers have been called to assist with fractures, women in labour and cold weather injuries. The soldiers are based at the National Risk and Resilience Department in Johnstone and are on permanent standby to cover a wide area of responsibility which includes Lanark, Motherwell, Airdrie and East Kilbride." The troops assisting in the Edinburgh area are drawn from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (1 SCOTS) who have their headquarters in Dreghorn Barracks, Edinburgh. In the west coast Glasgow-based soldiers from 32 Signal Regiment (Volunteers) supported by troops from 52nd Lowland, 6th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (6 SCOTS) are assisting at the Scottish Ambulance Service base in Johnstone, Glasgow. ENDS NOTES TO EDITORS The troops were deployed on Monday, 6th December 2010 to assist the Scottish Ambulance Service following a formal request from the Scottish Government to the Ministry of Defence. The task is being co-ordinated by Headquarters 51 (Scottish) Brigade which is based in Stirling. Bill Jamieson Army Press Officer HQ 51 (Scottish) Brigade 07900 607919 8th December 2010
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