Category: International Rescue

The International Rescue Corps are an independent United Nations-registered disaster rescue service. Started in 1981, they undertake missions at home and across the world wherever they are needed. Their funding is entirely by donations and sponsorship.

R999 SCU Iveco

R999 SCU Iveco
REGISTRATION
R999 SCU
Make and ModelIveco
First RegisteredAugust 1997 to July 1998 in Newcastle upon Tyne
NOTES

International Rescue run this Iveco van for transporting people and equipment.

Photograph DateNovember 2012

R803 NCU Ford Transit

R803 NCU Ford Transit
REGISTRATION
R803 NCU
Make and ModelFord Transit
First RegisteredAugust 1997 to July 1998 in Newcastle upon Tyne
NOTES

This Ford Transit is a IRC rescue vehicle. It is fitted with amber flashing lights and a simple livery. It is parked up next to a IRC pop-up tent.

SN05 AHK Iveco Daily

SN05 AHK Iveco DailySN05 AHK Iveco Daily
REGISTRATION
SN05 AHK
Make and ModelIveco Daily
UseRescue ambulance
BaseGrangemouth, Scotland
First RegisteredMarch to August 2005 in Edinburgh
NOTES

This IRC rescue ambulance is based at Grangemouth, Scotland. It is an Iveco Daily with red and blue checker markings. It can accommodate up to eight people and carries medical equipment. The rear view shows the blue light repeaters at the tops of the doors as the main light bar is at the front of the roof. As a sideline, this vehicle provides medical cover at Land Rover's test course at Perth.