... organisation of voluntary aid for the sickand theevent war in borne territory not long been established,and recently appeared in these columns. Each county association, through local branches of the society, to form voluntary aid detachments ...

... Office. The detachments, says one of the parsgraphs describing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women, just as in the case of the relief detachments of the Japanese Red Cross lociety and the voluntary aid companies ...

... the organisation in every county will be the county director, who wilt be responsible for the efficiency of the voluntary aid detachments in his area, and will he controlled only by the committee of the Red Cross branch for the county. The importance ...

... the organisation in every county will be the county director, who will be responsible for the efficiency of the voluntary aid detachments in his area, and will be controlled only by the committee of the Red Cross tirniteli for the county. The importance ...

... undertaken by the voluntary aid detachments, who will administer to the wants of those under their charge until the general hospital is reached. Men's detachments will be specially trained in the transport of wounded and women's detachments ...

... of the volunteer aid detachments is to render first aid to the wounded when removed from the ' battlefield, and to transport them to the base hospital (at Oxford), or to rest hospitals nearer at head. No one can join the volunteer detach-, meets. unless ...

... every district in the country. Bach county association, through local branches of the society, is required to form voluntary aid detachments, the duties of which were fully explained by Captain Dashwood. There is no doubt that the scheme is one that cannot ...

... the Volunteer Aid Detachments is to render first aid to the wounded when removed from the battlefield and to transport them to the Base Hospital (at Oxford) or to Rest Hospitals nearer at hand. Mo one can Join the Volunteer Detachments unless they possess ...

... the Volunteer Aid Detachments is to render first aid to the wounded when removed from the battle-field, and to transport them to the base hospital (at Oxford) or to rest hospitals starer at hand. No one can join the Volunteer Detachments unless they possess ...

... The Oxfordshise branch of the Red ::ociety has been empowered by the County Territorial Aesociation to organise voluntary aid detachments, and in accordance with the War Office and Central Red Cross Institutions the Executive Committee of the branch have ...

... etc. Captain DASHWOOI) explained the scheme at some length. He -aid the organisation was to be carried out by the Red Cross Society, in connection with which voluntary aid detachments were to be formed throughout the country for the purpose of looking ...

... alk.r.tt tl.llOl. At the retitle-4 of Berke Territorial A -.4.ciatigin the brunch had undertaken the organoutron voluntary aid detachments in the ()middy and the looked to those pretent 4Or flu- eery 40 fuJlil r obfigatt i0n. Colonel Sir Jame, Clerk ...