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... OFFICERS The casualties in Services for the whole period the war both before and since the amalgamation of the RNAS RFC as follows: Officers Killed Wounded 5369 Missiug (including prisoners of war) 2794 Interned Prince Albert who attached to the Air Force ...
... between us and the true and anal conquest of the air. REPATRUTED PRISONERS' ROM. RECOVIMY FROM GERMANY. Tie War Office has made the following arm ,;;ncem,nt An• repatriated prisoner of war who has in hie poseension token money, or any ...
... iIS tor the year and Kfr. (or each additional month a-itb the colours. Four Prisoners of War.—We understand that notice* demobilisation are being sent repatriated prison® s war during their two months’ lurloush. If there appears undue delay, ...
... of war reported F a UlAiG W G Lt Fus I Eou RFA Repatriated prisoner of war died of wounds since : Adjt ft U B N Sta R attd Leio War in Russia G H KGA NURSING SERVICE Ji GLADSTONE E Mi WILLIAMS Jennie QAIMN SR VAD ROYAL rORCE Cadets M J ...
... Wilson (rector's warden), F. Turrall, F. Mosconi, H. Chapman, Air Mechanic S. Keene, and thinner T. Barrow (a repatriated prisoner of war). Addresses were given by the RI-V. C. A. Evelyn White and Mr. Wilson, who told several amusing stories relating ...
... Mesopotamia division was lost to 9 of Priscnep8 Mr Edinburgh E) that Act apply soldiers who repatriated prisoners of war Churchill replied there was to repatriated to treated over had all the time “Do not” “let take the false a privilege which is denied ...
... into the Army. The amendment was rejected. An amendment exclude repatriated prisoners of war was moved Mr. m-gge. said had testified the sufferings of these men. Mr. Churchill said prisoners had claim to privileges over men who continued bear the brunt ...
... disabled men undergoing training. Burial expenses were paid for two wives of Serving soldiers, and the child of one repatriated prisoner of war. Five wives of soldiers received maternity grants. Civil liability grants now paid the sub-committee amounted to ...
... 18th. 1918. the Bat- talion moved to Tunbridge Wells, the barracks in Dover being required for the reception of repatriated prisoners of war from German v. They were accommodated in hired houses. After a very short stay they moved to Crowborough February ...
... Battalion during the whole the war. with the exception few month* in the latter part of 1918 and early in 1919. when lie was ordered the War Office to become Quartermaster to the reception camp for repatriated prisoners of war. Major 1. ...
... CounCi’. The Supreme Etonomi- Council at their meeting in London Saturday considered among other questions the repatriation prisoners of war still detained in the East, the maintenance of the Danube and the temporary allocation between the Allied and ...
... bathing to which the hot weather has added even greater attracticiis than usual. The services of two army cooks (repatriated prisoners of war) have been ccswrsd for taking charge of the cook-house and praise for the result of their efforts is hardly needed ...