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MB-Fahrtec RTW Ambulance
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No: 44886   Contributor: Jacques Peter   Year: 2024   Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz   Country: Germany
MB-Fahrtec RTW Ambulance

Code RTW 3300/3 (2020)
3+1 Ambulances based at the FS
Suarez FS-Berlin FD


Picture added on 03 April 2024 at 17:34
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Number 1 ambulance at station number 33, hence 3300/1 designation.

Added by Rob Johnson on 04 April 2024.
In Berlin some stations have also, i.e. ASB Samariter, Johaniter St John or Bundeswehr Ambulances stationed at the FS. Manned by the respective associations' teams. Same in Frankfurt.

Added by Jacques Peter on 05 April 2024.
Yes, the idea of housing these ( and other ) organizations' ambulances at fire stations is fairly common in Germany. Although not widespread, it also happens in a few locations in the U.K. and here in the States. I remember when I was a student in Heidelberg in the early sixties the fire service was one of only a few full time German brigades which did not run any ambulances, but the German Red Cross took care of that responsibility. It seems to me that the emergency services in Germany - police, fire brigades, THW and the various EMS providers - all work very well together at incidents, which is not always all that much the case in some other places.

Added by Rob Johnson on 05 April 2024.
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