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No time to lose: Critical-care flight paramedics Patrick Auger, left, and Kervin Madigan work on a patient inside the helicopter ambulance Bandage 1
No time to lose: Critical-care flight paramedics Patrick Auger, left, and Kervin Madigan work on a patient inside the helicopter ambulance Bandage 1

No time to lose: Critical-care flight paramedics Patrick Auger, left, and Kervin Madigan work on a patient inside the helicopter ambulance Bandage 1

Date7/22/1998
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Original Toronto Star caption: No time to lose: Critical-care flight paramedics Patrick Auger; left; and Kervin Madigan work on a patient inside the helicopter ambulance Bandage 1.
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