of the pumper module 16 after which is tank 28 once again there are a plurality of externally accessible lockers the first one 48 in down near the chassis again marked m 1 5 with second locker 50 marked m 1 containing primary oxygen cylinder 52 the third locker 54 marked m 2 the fourth locker 56 marked m 2 5 and the fifth locker 58 marked m 3 of note is the incredible resemblence of the rescue transport 18 to a typical free standing modern ambulance fig3 shows a front view of the transport pumper with crew cab 14 emergency lights 24 and front bumper 60 containing a five inch suction fitting 62 fig4 is a rear view of the transport pumper 10 and the rescue transport module 18 seen are double patient entry doors 64 and 66 slidable windows 68 and 70 ground ladder rack 72 with access ladder 74 emergency lighting 76 dual rear wheels 78 and hose bed 80 fig5 is a top plan view of the rescue transport module 18 and water tank 28 seen are ground ladders 82 rubberlined hose bed 80 water tank fill door 84 fig6 is a front facing view of the interior of the rescue transport module 18 in it can be seen hvac ducts 86 storage cabinet 88 interior access to closet 32 marked in fig1 as m 7 having adjustable shelves 90 emt chair 92 and storage drawers 94 fig7 is an interior view of the rescue transport 18 illustrating.