'Irrefutable case' has 24-hour rescue helicopter service ready to take flight

By Janice Harris
Updated March 29 2014 - 8:18am, first published 4:30am
TAKE-OFF: Ambulance Service of NSW station manager and senior paramedic Nathan Croft (centre) with (left) member for Orange Andrew Gee and  Orange mayor John Davis at the helicopter base on Bathurst Road yesterday, where the aircraft was ready to fly its first rescue mission last night. Photo: STEVE GOSCH 									            0328sgchopper2
TAKE-OFF: Ambulance Service of NSW station manager and senior paramedic Nathan Croft (centre) with (left) member for Orange Andrew Gee and Orange mayor John Davis at the helicopter base on Bathurst Road yesterday, where the aircraft was ready to fly its first rescue mission last night. Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0328sgchopper2

ON Friday night the Orange-based Ambulance NSW rescue helicopter was ready to take-off on its first night rescue, heralding a victory for the people of the central west.

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