On this Veterans Day CALS and its members would like to recognize all Veterans that have served this country to give us the freedoms we have everyday. We at CALS serve the residents and visitors to Calvert County, our Armed Forces serve all the residents and visitors to our great nation. CALS would like to recognize its our veterans and thank them for their service, not only to CALS but to this Country.

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On Friday, 25 Oct, Calvert ALS, Public Safety, and the Sheriff’s Department took part in Calvert County Parks and Recreation’s annual Halloween Drive Thru. Attendees enjoyed a continuous drive-through course riddled with haunted scenes from ghostly participants. Calvert ALS supported Public Safety in their Haunted Harry Potter scene. Attendees received goody bags, baby pumpkins, and had a few stops ... (Full Story & Photos)

In early October, CALS had the honor of providing stand-by support for a Change of Command at Pax River Naval Air Station. The Change of Command ceremony is deeply rooted in military history dating back to the 18th Century. The primary purpose of a change of command ceremony is to allow subordinates to witness the formality of command change from one officer to another. The ceremony should be official, ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Sunday, 20 Oct, CALS responded with A249 to a pediatric trauma. Capt McKeever and A249 arrived on scene confirming one pediatric with a traumatic injury. Capt McKeever and A249 triaged and stabilized the patient. M104 (PMIC Huot) arrived a short time after and assumed primary care and provided ALS care. The patient was packaged, and a helicopter was requested to transport the patient to the OR ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 1500 today the Calvert 911 system experienced a surge of multiple ALS calls within the county. The ALS units began to respond to their dispatched calls, M101 (PMIC A. Freeman) was alerted to the report of "a man bloodied and laying in the roadway" in the St-Leonard area. St-Leonard VFD units arrived on scene to find the same and requested aviation transport for the patient. M101 ... (Full Story & Photos)

This morning CALS was afforded the opportunity to participate in a unique training opportunity with the DC Army National Guard. Med-Evac units are required to stay current with their skills even when not deployed. To accomplish this task military units organize and participate in varying types of exercises to maintain their members skills. PMIC Robert Schapiro (DC Guard), PMIC Sean McKeever (US ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 1230 today units from Dunkirk, Huntingtown, and CALS were alerted for the report of a MVC with injuries. Units from Dunkirk arrived on scene and confirmed 1 patient with serious injuries and requested MSP aviation. A69 from Huntingtown arrived on scene and began to assess and package the patient. M101 (PMIC Freeman and Driver Axtell) arrived on scene shortly there after and ... (Full Story & Photos)