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MIKE ANDERSON/News-Review photos ABOVE: Ed Langerveld of Emergency Airlift pilots the helicopter that now serves the Douglas County area through Mercy Medical Center, transporting critical care patients and saving precious, often lifesaving time for the patient. TOP: The new helicopter ascends during a demonstration event Tuesday afternoon.
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MIKE ANDERSON/News-Review photos ABOVE: Ed Langerveld of Emergency Airlift pilots the helicopter that now serves the Douglas County area through Mercy Medical Center, transporting critical care patients and saving precious, often lifesaving time for the patient. TOP: The new helicopter ascends during a demonstration event Tuesday afternoon.
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