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This gallery of pictures is for education and information. While injuries are shown, there are no deaths to be seen, and we maintain a level beyond which we feel it is not appropriate to show here. Most of the pictures here could be seen on the tv news, or in the newspaper. Explicit pictures will not be shown, since we want this site to inform, and do not want younger viewers to be turned away.

Dec 1999. Alpha 3 & 4 extricated driver from this van wreck. It is completely inside a gas station. That is the front counter to the left.	Same van wreck, viewed from the outside. Several other people and vehicles were struck in this van versus building wreck.	The Great Interstate Watermelon Wreck Wouldn't you like to try and drive through that slippery road?
June 1999. Interstate. Van rollover ejected 11 people. 6 ambulances worked the call, 4 fatalities by end.	June 1999.  Same van rollover,  as Sheriff's deputies assist FCEMS and rescue squad.	Rural highway. Car pulled out in front of Law Enforcement vehicle. Several fatalities.
August 1999. SCDOT Truck, car, and truck accident. Patient extricated, severe femur fracture.	August 1999. Second vehicle in accident with SCDOT. No injuries in this vehicle, surprisingly.	Every EMT's nightmare. Kids on a bus in a wreck. Thankfully, they had just let the last one off.
The top of this car was removed in the accident. Surprisingly the top of the driver was not removed.	The entire rear of this car was sliced off when it hit a bridge going sideways. 4 people thrown out.	1995 18 wheeler on car. Patient extrication time prolonged, but injuries turned out very minor.
The tractor trailer rolled over part of the way over this car, which is where the driver is entrapped.	This truck skidded on wet pavement, and turned over on top of this bridge, on top of the driver.	The driver is at the bottom of the picture, below the man standing on the guardrail.
Police assist EMS in trying to gain access to a critical patient who is taking his last breaths.	Backup units arrive as access is gained to the vehicle. Paramedic is inside to stabilize patient.	Now the other door is forced to take the driver out, who is also in very bad shape.
This car followed the DOT truck painting highway lines all the way to the source. It proved fatal.	Front end to driver side door collision. Both patients critical. No extrication needed due to damage.	FCEMS in the early 1980's. Take'em out, Pump'em up, Fill'em up, Haul'em.

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