Photograph of a paramedic moving a patient lying on a gurney into the back of an ambulance. Two paramedics stand at the end of the gurney pushing it into the ambulance. The patient is covered in a blue blanket, with one hand gripping the rails of the gurney. The back of the photograph notes that the paramedics are working to deliver a baby.

Photograph of a paramedic moving a patient lying on a gurney into the back of an ambulance. The paramedic stands to the left of the patient and is leaning down to lift the gurney. The patient is covered in a blue blanket, with one hand gripping the rails of the gurney. The back of the photograph notes that the paramedics are working to deliver a baby.

Photograph of a female Dallas Fire-Rescue EMT writing in a clipboard binder against the hood of a vehicle. Her name tag reads, "Raysby." Behind her is a woman wearing a t-shirt with a teddy bear on it and a little boy. There is a label on the photograph reading, "Paramedics at Major Accident 7/91."

Photograph of two paramedics in the back of an ambulance working on a patient lying on a gurney, holding a purse obscuring their face. The paramedic on the right is seated on a bench, making notes with a pen and paper on a clipboard. The back of the photograph notes that it was taken at a "major accident."

Photograph of two paramedics filling out paperwork on the hood of a car with three children and a police officer standing behind them. The back of the photograph has a label reading, "Paramedics at Major Accident 7/91."

Photograph of two paramedics in the back of an ambulance working on a patient lying on a gurney. The patient clutches a purse over their chest, obscuring their face. The back of the photograph notes that it was taken at a "major accident."

Photograph of several firefighters standing around a civilian man receiving a lifesaving award. They are standing in front of the driver's side of a light-colored ambulance that reads "Dallas Fire Paramedics." A man in a uniform with a dark-colored blazer presents the award. The back notes that this award was presented at station 11.

Photograph of two paramedics standing at either end of a gurney at the back of an ambulance with its doors open. There are several mature trees and power lines visible in the background on the right side of the frame. The back notes that they are answering a call for chest pains.

Photograph of several firefighters standing around a civilian man receiving a lifesaving award. They are standing in front of the driver's side of a light-colored ambulance that reads "Dallas Fire Paramedics." A man in a uniform with a dark-colored blazer presents the award. The back notes that this award was presented at station 11.

Photograph of a firefighter standing with a very distraught woman at the scene of what the back of the photograph describes as "major accident." They are standing on a highway with several lanes. Cars drive by in the background. Another, older woman's face is partially visible on the left side of the frame.

Photograph of a woman that is lying on a gurney and being moved by paramedics outside of a brick building. She is turned away from the camera. She wears house slippers and a dress. A piece of machinery with a large grill is visible in the background, along with a grove of several, mature trees. The back of the photograph notes that these paramedics are answering a call for chest pains.

Photograph of two men standing with an empty gurney in front of the back of an ambulance. The right side of the door is open while the left half is closed. A note on the back of the photograph indicates that it was taken on a call for chest pains.

Photograph of a policeman (left) and a fireman (right) standing in front of two blonde women (center) before a damaged car on the side of a large road.

Photograph of a man tightening the straps on an empty gurney behind the open doors of an ambulance. The vehicle is empty and darker than the rest of the scene.

Photograph of three individuals in light-colored short-sleeved collared shirts tucked into dark, belted pants standing and looking into the back of an ambulance with its doors open. The individual closest to the camera has his hand over his mouth.

Photograph of three paramedics standing at the back of an ambulance attending to an injury that the back of the photo notes was caused by "fuel in eye."

Photograph of paramedics and firefighters attending to a firefighter on a gurney. The firefighter is laying down and holding a white cup. They are gathered outside of a brick building next to a fire engine.

Photograph of four paramedics standing at the back of an ambulance attending to an injury that the back of the photo notes was caused by "fuel in eye."

Photograph of paramedics and firefighters attending to a firefighter on a gurney. The firefighter is laying down and holding a white cup. They are gathered outside of a brick building next to a fire engine.

Photograph of a firefighter wearing their equipment and lying on a gurney in the back of an ambulance. Several people in yellow raincoats attend to the firefighter. The back of the photograph notes that the firefighter's injuries were caused by "vagrants."

Photograph of three paramedics in uniform standing at the back of an ambulance with open doors. The back of the photo notes that they are treating a patient for "heat/heart" issues. The top of the ambulance reads "Dallas."

Photograph of three paramedics standing at the back of an ambulance attending to an injury that the back of the photo notes was caused by "fuel in eye."

Photograph of a female paramedic (left) in a uniform with a blue, collared shirt kneeling with a male firefighter (right) in a uniform with a white, collared shirt next to the rear bumper of a firetruck. Another firefighter wearing soot-stained equipment lies underneath the bumper to the left of the kneeling paramedic. On the far left side, the legs of a paramedic leaning against the truck are visible.

Photograph of three paramedics standing at the back of an ambulance attending to an injury that the back of the photo notes was caused by "fuel in eye."