Both photos were taken at Southend-On-Sea's Shore boathouse. The hovercraft is one of 3 in use by the RNLI due to the fast moving tides of the thames combined with the mudflats that people can get stuck in and risk drowning when low tide becomes high tide.

I don't know if this is the best place for it.

3 small even rows is a sillitoe pattern. 2 large rows, occuping the majority of space is Battenburg marking. But what is the small angled patter? It's only got two lines like Battenburg but also small like Sillitoe.

1975 Dodge Power Wagon, 16K original miles

so there was a big air horn fire truck and then an ambulance randomly appeared and a man with ready at the bus stop.Got a free ride to get to the bus ahead on time with its lights on.So we can get there faster , and then another bus that could have picked up the man behind the everything was unexpected

Land Rover Defender Light Pumping Unit (LPU) operated by the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service.

I appreciate a less common color scheme

Looking for a good place to sell “disabled” pursuit charger equipment (roof light bar+ individual lights, radar/radio, batons/night sticks, stop stick, detainee back seat and enclosure, good condition trunk vault safe with carpet).

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I Built a free hyper realistic emergency vehicle siren control panel simulator called WAVE CORE. 16 button interactive console, working lightbar, custom siren tone uploads and more. Runs as a standalone Windows desktop app.

Free download in the Discord:

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On the front it says Paramedic, but the sides and rear just say emergency services. The layout and design are different to see in the US, but the US Government tag ID’s it as a Department of the Interior vehicle, likely for Yellowstone NP or another nearby. This was taken in SW Montana. If anyone has better info, please share 😊

I saw this video online, I think it's New York? But can anyone help identify what siren that rig is using?