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Cadets from 215 (City of Swansea) Squadron Help
Medical Technicians____________________ |
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Cadets and
staff from 215 (City of Swansea) Squadron helped
trained medical specialists when they
volunteered to become 'bloody' casualties,
finding themselves with broken bones, severe
wound to the face and even a full arm
amputation. |
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Justin
Honey-Jones, CEO of Crown Training Academy (the
company who run this very specialised medical
training course), was extremely grateful to the
brilliant acting skills of CI Sam Davies (broken
leg), Cpl Laura Nedin (face wound) and IFSgt
Bryn Peace (everything), as the realism they
added put the trainees under pressure and he
hoped that they would support them in future. |
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Wg Cdr Wilson
witnessed the massacre and the subsequent
medical skills that the medical technicians used
as they battled away to save the volunteer
casualties. He said that they were all brilliant
actors but IFSgt Peace frightened the living
daylights out of him as he screamed and rolled
around in horrific pain with an amputation and
stomach wound. So realistic were the mock
injuries to the causalities that very few of the
photographs taken could be used. |
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All three have
contributed greatly to raising the skills of the
course members, who had travelled from many of
the world's hostile locations to train with
Crown. |
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Photograph
above shows CI Sam Davies being treated for her
injuries. |
