London Auxiliary Ambulance Service (LAAS) Crew & Ambulance

12/9/2019

London Auxiliary Ambulance Service (LAAS) driver and attendant with their Talbot ambulance in 1939. The LAAS was created to support the existing London Ambulance Service (LAS) dealing with the expected casualties of air raids on London. Whilst the LAS was organised by the London County Council (LCC), the LAAS was managed by individual ambulance stations.

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London Auxiliary Ambulance Service (LAAS) Cre & Ambulance

2 Comments

Louise Maher

12/23/2020 13:10:29

Dear Sir/Madam,
My mother was an ambulance driver in LAAS during the blitz and attended the bombing of the Guards Chapel in London. I have no record of her service , her name was Joan Hebden nee Rodrigues. Can you help me find her service records.
Best,
Louise

Jon Stace

9/26/2024 20:30:25

My grandmother served with the LAAS and was part of the ambulance crew of Station 149 based in Walworth Rd SE17. Would you have Ger service record or any information on her.
Thanks.
Regards
Jon

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