In a secondhand book shop the other day, I found a book made up of contributions from the crew of No. 16 ambulance train, which served in France and Belgium. The crew were Quakers, so probably pacifists, and were quite talented. One created a coat of arms for the train. If you look carefully you will see the coat of arms has interesting things in it. I particularly like the 3 scrubbing brushes, just to the right of Number 16. Look at the stretchers. I don't suppose anyone imagined they'd end up as council flat railings, as described in the previous post.
Guess the crew sometimes wished their train did have wings, though.
The motto means something like "in the shadows you find friends" I hadn't thought about this aspect of working together to help others, but it's probably the only way to deal with the horrors of war.
Guess the crew sometimes wished their train did have wings, though.
The motto means something like "in the shadows you find friends" I hadn't thought about this aspect of working together to help others, but it's probably the only way to deal with the horrors of war.
