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Angels of Medicine


Sound the alarm

Scramble the MERT*

Emergency rooms stand by

A brave soldier’s been hurt



Chinook is waiting

Ready to fly

Clock is counting

The Golden Hour is nigh



Aware of the dangers

They’ll undoubtedly face

The MERT show no fear

To the Chinook they race



The MERT is now en route

Med kits at hand

To save our brave soldier

From his plight in the sand



Within minutes they’re landing

Our soldier is there

An improvised explosion

This war isn’t fair



The MERT get to work

Efficient and calm

Ensuring our soldier

Comes to no further harm



Then they’re off back to Bastion

To make good his survival

The emergency team’s ready

For our soldier’s arrival



His injuries are critical

They have to work fast

Professional as always

Their skills unsurpassed



They’ve stemmed the bleeding

They can operate now

Our soldier will live

Thanks to their brilliant know how



An amputation

Was required this time

But thank heaven our soldier

Is going to be fine



Our soldier may have lost a limb

But thank God he has his life

And thanks to this dedicated team

He can now head home to his wife



These medics they are heroes

With special healing powers

Angels of medicine

Working incredibly long hours



Thanks to this team

Our soldiers survive

And they should be proud

To stand by their side



No matter where our soldiers may go

These Angels of medicine will be there

Ready as always, determined as ever

They do so because they care!







To the doctors and nurses (full time & volunteers) of the British Army Medical Team
Thank you so much for your hard work and determination
You make us so proud

Angels, each and every one

Bless you All

Michaela Turner