BRITISH AIRBORNE MEDICAL JEEPS

Above: A typical British Airborne medical jeep, circa 1944.

Above: The same vehicle from the back, with stretcher frames up and "A" frame folded.

Above: British Airborne medical jeep, from 6th A/B Brigade, Normandy 1944.

Above: A British medical jeep is loaded into a Horsa Glider.

The following photos show a 1942 Willys Jeep owned by a member of 16 PFA Living History Group, rigged out as a British Airborne medical jeep, with the insignia of 181 Airlanding Field Ambulance

Above: Details of how the front of the stretchers fit on brackets on the seats.

Above: Details of the rear stretcher carrier.

Above: Details of the stretcher handle rests.