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would be great if one day we could do joint british / irish exercises / training.
who knows - maybe even cross postings like we do (the British Army) with the auzzies / kiwi's.
the navy done a few exercises with the raf rescues and we had a ras at sea with the royal navy we finished with a great day by pelting each other with spuds.. so now it is the armys turn
A few years ago, the Air corps, RAF, British Army and the Northern Ireland emergency services held a joint a excercise.It was staged a few years after that bus accident in which young school girls were killed when their bus overturned.Anyway the theme was similar enough a huge accident between a school bus, a lorry and several cars in a remote area.The air corps sent a 135 and the raf a puma with parameducs to stabilise and then transfer critical's to hospital.The flying was tight enough as i recall because it was windy and there was power lines all around.It was even on the news, both TV3 and BBC newsline.Does anyone else remember?
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