... 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 ...

... undertaken by the voluntary aid detachments, who will administer to the want, 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 ...

... George Cave, X.C., H.P.: 'That the County Association approve of Voluntary Aid Detachments being formed in Surrey, under the organisations of the British Red Cross Society, to prceidrs aid for the sick and wounded in the event of war in the home territory:—The ...

... giving personal service voluntary aid detachments ; or, thirdly, if they could not give a subscrptlon either as member or on associate could give 3s. 6d.. which would for the instruction of one oerson for the voluntaiw aid detachment. ...

... 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 ...

... formation of Voluntary Aid Detachments for use in time of war for the Territorial Forces, and forming a connecting link between the field ambulance at the front and the general hospitals. The general responsibility for these detachments devolved on the ...

... the day sale. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. IIABTUr DIVISION. HAMPSHIRE BRANCH OF THE BRITIS RED CROSS SOCIETY. The object Dct»chioent* I* ASSIST the CARE the SICK and WOUNDED at HOME should necessity arise. for fast ruction in “FIRST AID” and '’HOME NURSING” ...

... 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 ...

... qualifications for joining these voluntary aid detachments were not, very greet. They were not asked to be a Bachelor of Science or a Doctor of Medicine. They were asked to get two certificates, namely, the first aid and home nursing certificates of The ...

... Office. The detachments, says one of the paragraphs deecribing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women, just as in the case of the relief detachments of the Japanehe Red Croas Society and the voluntary aid companies ...

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