Emergency Equipment Unit

I would do that yes

What area is it for?

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Ah ok, I don’t know much about EEAST. I have a similar BRC vehicle and would use it as a welfare vehicle, simply because Mass Cas Eqp is more SORT which is a resource charities tend not to have. But upto you

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Ah ok, I don’t know much about EEAST. I have a similar BRC vehicle and would use it as a welfare vehicle, simply because Mass Cas Eqp is more SORT which is a resource charities tend not to have. But upto you

I use to be part of the Red Cross and well that emergency equipment is most likely a kettle and that's it. It will have a few response kits which would be mostly first aid kits nothing else really. Maybe a stretcher and a ancient scoop board that is that old it could feature on the Antiques Roadshow.

Always found the big vans and units like this absolutely useless really. When I was there I could have my unit (typically a land rover or the small mini bus) packed with all the kit I'd need and some extras. Always was more prepared and in order than these response vehicles that rarely moved unless it was being dragged off for a major event like T in the Park.

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I use to be part of the Red Cross and well that emergency equipment is most likely a kettle and that's it. It will have a few response kits which would be mostly first aid kits nothing else really. Maybe a stretcher and a ancient scoop board that is that old it could feature on the Antiques Roadshow.

Always found the big vans and units like this absolutely useless really. When I was there I could have my unit (typically a land rover or the small mini bus) packed with all the kit I'd need and some extras. Always was more prepared and in order than these response vehicles that rarely moved unless it was being dragged off for a major event like T in the Park.

Ye same with SJA, they’re basically welfare units it’s like a break room effectively

Having Welfare in normal ambulance stations could be a good addition imo

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Having Welfare in normal ambulance stations could be a good addition imo

It is needed to be fair, it would help out more.

I’ve already brought this up. When asking to remove the training from the fire one, they maintain that players wouldn’t be happy to remove the HART training from the fire unit but I’d imagine it will be the same story with getting it in Ambo stations. I’ll bring it up again though

Not to critique anyone but wouldn’t it make more sense for the ambulance control unit to require hart training and then not to need it for the welfare unit and in missions having the two swap so instead of a mission requiring 2x prv, 2x srv and 1x welfare unit it would need 2x prv, 2x srv and 1x ambulance control unit

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Not to critique anyone but wouldn’t it make more sense for the ambulance control unit to require hart training and then not to need it for the welfare unit and in missions having the two swap so instead of a mission requiring 2x prv, 2x srv and 1x welfare unit it would need 2x prv, 2x srv and 1x ambulance control unit

I actually really like this idea

No because the command units that are still used by the services that use them are not HART. Also, we want the ACU to be interchangeable with the fire ICCU because again not everywhere has one (most dont). Also they are in no way interchangeable, a welfare vehicle provides welfare, a command vehicle doesnt.

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I’ve already brought this up. When asking to remove the training from the fire one, they maintain that players wouldn’t be happy to remove the HART training from the fire unit but I’d imagine it will be the same story with getting it in Ambo stations. I’ll bring it up again though

i would agree on the fire, IF they will provide an example where a fire WfrU is in any connection with any HART stuff.