Photos & artifacts
Help us keep what would otherwise get lost.
A lot of TAMECT, TAMU EMS, and TAMU Rec Sports Medics history isn't written down anywhere. It's in shoeboxes, old phones and other people's memories. We'd like to gather it before it disappears.
What we have so far
It's a mix: the team's ambulances from about 1984, and the Texas A&M Emergency Care Team in recent years, from 2023 onward. Most of the years in between are still missing — that's what we're asking you for below.
Are you in one of these photos and would rather not be? Email us and we'll take it down promptly, no questions asked.
The early days
circa 1984 Some of the oldest photos we have.
One of the team's early ambulances, at night 
The ambulance and patrol car on campus 
Our Ford ambulance
Conference trip, Washington, D.C.
Spring 2026 The Emergency Care Team on a conference trip to the nation's capital.
The team in Washington, D.C. 
At the Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine 
Jackets on 
Uniform shirts 
Two hearts, one team 
Patches on display 
With uniformed service members
Big Event
Spring 2024 Yard work for the community on Texas A&M's annual day of service.
Raking leaves 
A good day's haul
Suture clinic
2024–25 Learning to suture, on bananas, with a room full of students.
A full room 
Practice 
The result
What we're looking for
- Photos. Crews, ambulances and equipment, events you covered, the station and the people in it.
- Documents. Rosters, schedules, protocols, newsletters, certificates, training materials.
- Objects. Patches, uniform pieces, name tags, anything with a story. We only need a photo of it; keep the original.
- Stories. Even a few sentences. The date, what happened, and who was there is plenty.
How to share it
- Don't send your only copy. Scan or photograph it and keep the original.
- Tell us what it is. Roughly when, where, and who is in it. Names matter most, and they're the first thing to be forgotten.
- Send it to us. Email us a note about what you have and we'll work out the easiest way to get it, since large files don't fit in an email. Or start a conversation in the Facebook group.
Before you send
- Only share what you have the right to share. If you took the photo, or it was given to you to keep, that's fine.
- Tell us if someone shouldn't be named or shown. We'll respect that.
- Nothing you send is published without asking you. Anything you share, like older photos or documents, goes up only after you've agreed to exactly what and how, and you can ask us to take it down later.