France experimented with air ambulances from the early days of military flight.
Escadrille MS 3 is a well-known French flying unit in WWI.
French military surgeon Dr. Eugene Chassaing adapted aircraft to carry stretchers in 1918, and later converted dozens of planes into air ambulances in colonial campaigns.

⚠ 'MS 3' refers to the Morane-Saulnier-equipped Escadrille 3 in WWI (a combat unit), not a dedicated air ambulance unit.

Description: Airforce grey body, chassis, bonnet & floor; no hole in floor; airforce grey type B roof; white seats; airforce grey 12 spoke wheels; gold plated front lamp castings with silver lenses; open grab handles; a red cross roundel on roof, both upper sides of van and rear door; 'AVIATION DES CORPS D'ARMEES' in black lettering on both lower sides of van with 'ESCADRILLE M.S.3' on fascia board; number '27' in white lettering on front right mudguard and bottom left of rear door; red rer lights.

Variations: Black or white seats.

Notes: This model is packaged in a maroon J-type window box.