English: This "SBW" (Schnellbergungswagen, rapid rescue vehicle) built on Range Rover went into service with the fire department of Stuttgart, Germany, in 1974. It carried hydraulic rescue tools, which were new technology at that time, plus other tools, a powered winch, and a blue light beacon on a telescope mast. Developed and financed together with the Björn Steiger air rescue foundation, the SBW-1 became the prototype for several hundreds of "VRW" (Vorausrüstwagen, advance pioneer vehicle) that went into service with German fire departments. Today this type of vehicle is becoming rare, and the hydraulic tools are carried on larger vehicles that can put them to use more effectively with their larger crew. The SBW-1 was decomissioned in 1984 and is today an exhibit in the Feuerwehrmuseum (fire service museum) in Stuttgart.