RNLI Amble.

Appliances at Anglesey Aluminium at Holyhead.

Appliances at the former Rhone Poulenc site.

Atlantic 75 "Blue Peter 2" at Beaumaris. Thanks to John Broughton and Crew.

Appliances at BMWs Cowley Plant in Oxford.

Appliances at the British Nuclear Fuels Ltd Springfields plant.

Appliances at at BP Coryton.

Appliances at BP Chemicals, Saltend. Many thanks to Phil Ostler.

Appliances at British Aerospace - Airbus (UK) near Chester.

Buxton Mountain Rescue Team vehicles.

Fire Appliances at Caernarfon Airport. Thanks to Roy Steptoe.

Calder Valley Search & Rescue Team vehicles.

Fire Appliances at Cambridge Airport.

Air Support Unit of Cambridgeshire Constabulary.

Appliances at Caterpillars Shrewsbury Plant.

(The) Cave Rescue Organisation operate 3 Land Rovers from their Clapham Base. Thanks to Dave Gallivan & Pam Hickin.

Central Counties Air Operations Unit based at Wolverhampton Business Airport.

Appliances of Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service.

Cheshire Police vehicles.

Cheshire Police Air Support Unit.

Chiltern Police Air Support Unit.

Boats and Launching Equipment at Cleethorpes Lifeboat Station.

Vehicles of Cleveland Search & Rescue Team.

Vehicles from Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team. Thanks to Chris Abbot.

Appliances at Coventry Airport.

Appliances from Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service.

Derbyshire Cave Rescue Organisation Vehicles. Thanks to Andy Rolland and Janet Miller.

Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service Appliances.

Appliances based at the Defence Fire Service Site at Donnington.

Defence Fire Service Appliances at HMNB Faslane

Appliances at Defence Fire Services Fylingdales.

Edison Mission Energy operate the Dinorwig Hydro Electric Plant in North Wales.

Appliances of Dorset Fire & Rescue Service

Appliances of East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service.

Edale Mountian Rescue Team vehicles.

Aircraft of Essex Air Ambulance.

Appliances of Essex Fire & Rescue Service.

Appliances at the Esso Fawley Refinery in Hampshire.

West Yorkshire Fire Service crews seen in action at "Exercise Limited View", a simulated incident involving a collision between trains and road vehicles on a level crossing.

Foam exercise at Shell Mex, Hunslet, Leeds in March 2003 involcing 10 pumps and 4 specials.

RNLI Beaumaris took part in an exercise involving the Mussel Dredger "Marta Greta". A simulated fire and explosion aboard the dredger left numerous casualties. Initial fire fighting and rescue was performed by the crew of the Marta Greta and upon contacting Holyhead Coastguard Beaumaris Lifeboat "Blue Peter II" was launched. Once alongside Beaumaris lifeboat transferred crew members and first aid equipment (along with your photographer) onto the casualty vessel. The lifeboat crew were tasked to assess and stabilise the casualties and prepare them for the arrival of a RAF Sea King from RAF Valley. The final phase of the exercise involved evacuating the casualties by winch via the Sea King.
My Thanks to John Broughton (LOM RNLI Beaumaris), Beaumaris Lifeboat crews and the Master and crew of the Marta Greta.

Boats and rescue vehicles at Gosport & Fareham Inshore Rescue Service (GAFIRS). This is an independent lifeboat station. Thanks to Steve Hobbs (chairman), Chris Rudd (Senior Coxswain) & Ian Hubbard (Medical Coordinator).

Appliances of Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service.

Images kindly sent to me by visitors to this site. For details of how to submit your images follow the link at the bottom of this collection.

RNLI Hartlepool.

Independant Lifeboat Service at Haverigg, Cumbria.

Aircarft of HEMS, Royal London Hospital.

Vehicles, boats and facilities of the Maritime Coastguard Agency.

Aircraft and vehicles based at the HM Coastguard Search & Rescue Flights.

Vehicles of Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team.

RAF Seaking HAR.3A from E Flight, 202 Squadron RAF Leconfield on Exercise with Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team.

RNLI Humber Lifeboat Station.

Appliances of Humberside Fire and Rescue Service.

West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service conducting a major exercise with the High Volume Pumping Unit in Lister Park, Bradford. Thanks to Brian Rhodes.

Images of training in West Yorkshire on the government issued high volume pumping unit. Thanks to Brian Rhodes & John Harris.

Images of appliances and training from the Serco International Fire Training Centre, Teesside Airport.

Make Pumps 15 on 22/10/92, time of call 0142 hours to the Church of Jesus Christ and Later Day Saints, Birchencliffe, Huddersfield.

Make Pumps 10, Nettos Supermarket, Keighley on 15/11/05. Time of call 2103 hours.

16/7/95, time of call 0523 hours, Make Pumps 12 for Picture House Photography, Bradford.

Make Pumps 5, 24/7/96, time of call 2041 hours to disused building, Springwell Street, Leeds.

Vehicles of Killin Mountain Rescue Team, Scotland.

Kirkcudbright Atlantic 85 seen on exercise 2007. Thanks to LOM John Collins and crew members.

Fire Appliances at Leeds Bradford Airport.

Aircraft used by Lincolnshire Air Ambulance.

Appliances from Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue Service.

Liverpool Airport Crash Fire Rescue Appliances.

RNLI Mablethorpe. Thanks to Bill Tuplin, Tom Freeman, Shaun Riggall, Karen and other crew members.

Fire Appliances at Manchester Airport.

Boats of Mersey River Rescue.

Vehicles of the Mersey Tunnel Police.

Mines Rescue Service Vehicles

Boats of the Ministry of Defence Police Clyde Marine Unit, providing water bourne policing in and around the Helensburgh Area.

Vehicles of the MOD Police Special Escort Group.

Morecambe Lifeboat Station.

DIM (Detection Identification Monitoring) Vehicles.

Enhanced Command Support Units fitted with resilient communications equipment are the final piece in the new dimensions program. The nine ECS vehicles can deploy to strategic holding areas when significant Fire & Rescue Service resources are mobilised, thus supporting the incident.

As part of the New Dimensions program, the Government have supplied Fire & Rescue Services across the country with high volume pumping units and hose layers for major water supply and movements.

Government supplied Incident Response Units, a number of which are allocated to fire brigades around England and Wales.

Following the 911 attacks on the World Trade Centre, the government set up a number of Urban Search & Rescue Teams, specialising in collapsed structures and heavy rescue.

Appliances from Newcastle Airport

Vehicles of North Yorkshire Ambulance Service.

North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service Appliances.

Vehicles of Oldham Mountain Rescue Team.

Oldham Mountain Rescue Team seen on exercise during 2006 recovering 2 casualties following a light aircraft "crash". Thanks to Mick Nield, Denzil Broadhurst, & Brian.

Fire Appliances at Oxford Airport. Thanks to Mark Phipps.

Vehicles of Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team in Cumbria.

Appliances at RAF Boulmer, Northumberland.

Appliances at RAF Cosford.

Appliances at RAF Menwith Hill, thanks to Watch Manager Mike Locker.

RAF Mountain Rescue Team, RAF Leeming vehicles.

RAF Mountain Rescue Service Vehicles at RAF Leuchars.

Fire Appliances at RAF Woodvale in Merseyside.

RNLI Beach Rescue Lifeguard Service.

Appliances from Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service.

Scarborough & District Search & Rescue Team Vehicles. Thanks to Andy Crossley.

Fire Appliances at Sheffield Airport.

Fire Appliances at Shoreham Airport.

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service Appliances.

Southport Offshore Rescue Trust are a non RNLI independent lifeboat station.

Fire Appliances at Stansted Airport. Thanks to Kevin Dalziel, Alan Culbert & Red Watch.

Images from an RTC Exercise at Stansted Airport during May 2008, involving 3 scenerios. In addition to the Airport Fire Service, the airport paramedic, local ambulance staff, hospital staff, airport police and air ambulance doctors attended, providing a valuable training session for all involved. Thanks to Kevin Dalziel, Roy, Stephan and all members of Green Watch - BAA Airport Fire Service.

Vehicle of the Strathclyde Police Mountain Rescue Team

Lifeboats of Sunderland Lifeboat Station. Thanks to Paul Nicholson, Gareth Wilson and crews.

Appliances of "Teesside Emergency Services" covering the major petrochemical plants on Teesside.

Appliances at the UK Atomic Energy Authority Winfrith Site in Dorset.

Vehicles of Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association.

Vehicles at RAF/USAF Croughton.

United States Air Force (Europe) appliances at RAF Mildenhall.

Appliances at United States Air Force Europe/RAF Welford.

Blue watch of the Yorkshire & Humberside Urban Search & Rescue Team undergoing off road training with Bobcat 5600 4x4 Toolcat MPV.

West Midlands Fire & Rescue Appliances.

Appliances, equipment and stations from West Yorkshire Fire Service.

West Yorkshire Police Vehicles

West Yorkshire Police Aircraft.

Based on the aftermath of an explosion in a small block of flats. It involved Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) teams from around the country, including West Yorkshire, West Midlands, Lincolnshire, Tyne & Wear, Yorkshire Ambulance Service paramedics and Hazardous Area Response Team (HART), search dogs from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service and RAF Leconfield search and rescue helicopter.
The 36-hour exercise extended through the night at WYFRS headquarters, with crews working in conditions below freezing. It was organised to be as realistic as involved cars trapped beneath tonnes of rubble, a building that was in danger of collapse and a maze of rubble filled tunnels. The full range of USAR equipment and skills were used to locate and rescue around 20 live casualties trapped inside the collapsed building.
Thanks to Colin Brown, USAR blue watch team leader, Dave Rawnsley USAR Red watch team leader, Tim, Pete Owen and all members of the Yorkshire & Humberside USAR Team.

Exercise involving the Yorkshire & Humberside Urban Search & Rescue Team. Following an explosion the team were tasked to search 2 houses, securing the building and breaching walls and floors as they went, eventually recovering several "dead" and one live casualty. Thanks to Colin Brown, Pete Owen, Damien Cameron, Richard Hodgson, Steve Mitchell and all members of USAR Red and Blue watches.

Pupils of various schools and colleges within West Yorkshire demonstrate their skills to family members following successful completion of their courses with West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service. Thanks to Martin Hoole, Youth Training Co-ordinator.

RNLI Whitby.

Fire Appliances at City Hoppers Wolverhampton Business Airport. Thanks to Chief Fire Officer Paul Galloway

Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team Vehicles.

RNLI Workington.

Aircraft of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

Crash Fire Rescue vehicles at Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington Airfield.

Vehicles of the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust