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| MORE GOVAC ACTION 2000 - 2004 |
| May 2003 |
| GOVAC crews stood by while Goshen Fire Dept. dealt with a fire in an abandoned cottage. By the time crews arrived the place was totally involved in flames. The rain and the already soaked ground made for difficult footing. It is believed that kids set this fire |
| Here Ryan & Matt try to stay dry under some trees. |
| This MVA happened during the bitter winter. The driver was alone & lost control of the vehicle on a bad turn. She was only about a mile from her home. She survived. Head & Abdominal injuries. Campbell Hall FD & Goshen FD performed the extrication. GOVAC & StatFlight handled patient care. Note how the pole is splintered above the vehicle. The pole also had a transformer on it which made the extrication a little tricky. |
| Photos by Jeff Seibold |
| The result of a 2 car MVA on RT 17. 3 people were transported to a local hospital. |
| MVA at Gibson Rd 2 Pt's flown out -2000 |
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| MVA on Rt 17. Car vs Semi. Guess who won. The female driver of this vehicle survived with moderate injuries. 6/01 |
| August 2002 - car vs tractor trailer - head on. Above & right - the truck driver is treated by GOVAC members & mobile life support crews while waiting to be medivaced to trauma center |
| Here Stat flight personnel prepare to transport truck driver. Goshen Fire dept stands by while helicopter lands & takes off |
| Here is the car involved. Driver trapped. Goshen Fire Dept. removing the roof & opening doors so patient can be transported to local hospital. Although a difficult extrication due to the damage done to the car the joint effort of GOVAC & Goshen Fire, the patient was moved from the vehicle & transported in serious but stable condition |
