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Vivienne Aitken

Soldier swaps military for ambulance service after being drafted during crisis

A soldier drafted in to help out during the ambulance crisis liked the job so much he is training to become a full-time ambulance technician.

Private Paul Gordon joined the Army as a 16-year-old and saw active service in Afghanistan but even after he left the military, he stayed with his regiment 7SCOTS in Perth.

But he has now decided on a change of career after volunteering to help Scottish Ambulance Service crews as part of the government plan to reduce waiting times.

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