Brilliant responding compilation video mate! Surprised you didn't catch anymore extra-rare units though :o. But of couse I loved that Tourneo (Not Transit?) and that officer's car plus the LFB appliances! How come you got there before LFB? :o
Look carefully at the last vehicle arriving in the video. Notice the military uniforms? Thats the Army EOD team arriving. The Police are there to clear people out and keep people out. I presume the Fire Brigade are there to help with access and to deal with the mess if the Bomb goes bang. The Ambulance is presumably there to deal with anyone who was stationed further out and got hurt by the bang - the EOD guys wouldn't need any assistance beyond a Body Bag or two. The minimum of people, Emergency Service included, will be within the blast radius. Ensuring that is a large part of the reason for so many Police at the incident. I also think you need to consider your attitudes carefully. There is an underlying assumption in your comment that military lives are more disposable than those of the Emergency Services. Soldiers are people to, with family, friends and lives to live. The best people to be close to the bomb are the people best able to deal with it and as few of them as possible. Every life is precious.
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I love the collection of shirts in the Astra!
Rory Bevis what
he means at 1:26
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Great vid :) Love the SO with coffee mug still in hand responding on third LFB appliance :)
chippa1972 vgb
Awesome catches! I can't believe there are still WW2 Bombs around the world still being found unexploded
great video think your response time is faster than the emergency services
You really have to admire our emergency services in UK - well done all
Brilliant catch mate also brilliant video
Lucky to see the transit an the lfb officer car. Great vid!
Brilliant responding compilation video mate! Surprised you didn't catch anymore extra-rare units though :o.
But of couse I loved that Tourneo (Not Transit?) and that officer's car plus the LFB appliances! How come you got there before LFB? :o
Was the convoy not good enough?
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Great video!
awsome videos mate :)
Thanks! 😀
0:09 Did you think that old fire truck has a new siren?!
Great video
good video
21st Century's Emergency Services.
Wheres the bomb disposal unit
isn't it called undetonated as opposed to unexploded?
G306 is Wembleys FRU
What's the yellow light used for? on the ambulance?
Eric Humphreys Its used for extra visibility if it had to respond to an incident in the grounds of an airport
Have you ever realised they only come out in force on sunny days.
+mindmineral - Hahahaha, this comment made me laugh!
I was in that bus over they i got stuck over there for 2 hours
Merna Edilby lies
Action Stations.
did the bomb really go off?
+Francis Marcos (Franz) nah
No
fire engine with Whalen gamma
Never mind i saw it
Who put the bomb there
We get plenty from WW2
A Doge did
A Nazi bomber plane just under 80 years ago
The, lives of firefighters and paramedics shouldn't be put at risk by unexplored bombs. That's a job for Army Bomb Disposal. Excellent video though.
Look carefully at the last vehicle arriving in the video. Notice the military uniforms? Thats the Army EOD team arriving.
The Police are there to clear people out and keep people out. I presume the Fire Brigade are there to help with access and to deal with the mess if the Bomb goes bang. The Ambulance is presumably there to deal with anyone who was stationed further out and got hurt by the bang - the EOD guys wouldn't need any assistance beyond a Body Bag or two.
The minimum of people, Emergency Service included, will be within the blast radius. Ensuring that is a large part of the reason for so many Police at the incident.
I also think you need to consider your attitudes carefully. There is an underlying assumption in your comment that military lives are more disposable than those of the Emergency Services. Soldiers are people to, with family, friends and lives to live. The best people to be close to the bomb are the people best able to deal with it and as few of them as possible. Every life is precious.
Rick Ansell he is right though. It is the job of the EOD team to get close to the bomb and make it safe, they are trained to do it.
Constabulary. Police.
What do you people ay good vid i would of diee if that bomb went of
Merna Edilby They mean the emergency vehicles responding.