... the British Red Cross Society, and to form in every county Voluntary Aid Detachments, the services of both men and women being welcomed. If fully trained in time of peace, Voluntary Aid Detachments will be ...

... certificates and first-aid certificates of the St. John Ambulance Society were absolutely required for the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. and, in conclusion, he thought the public ought to know that members of a Detachment would ...

... 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 ...

... attack. The British Red Cross Society at the express desire of the Queen had requested its local branches to organise voluntary aid detachments throughout the country. In the county of Hampshire it appeared that the most suitable divisions would be those of ...

... of the Rntish Society, 'made an appeal on behalf of • movement drew. to his heart—Abe establishment of Voluntary Aid Detaohments. Them detachments, either of men or worm, wen; bring formed to neat un tae are of Mk and wounded in England, Maki nrccauty ...

... Association is charged with the responsibility of organising voluntary aid the county, and required, through the local Branches of the British Red Gross Society, to form Voluntary Aid Detachments. The County of Sussex Branch (East Grinstead ...

... Society, that the St. John’s Ambulance Association should afford the preliminary instruction in first aid and home nursing to the Voluntary Aid Detachments which are formed the British Red Cross Society in all the counties in England and Wales, and the Central ...

... 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 ...

... every resident in Buckinghamshire to assist the Voluntary Aid Detachment Scheme, and encourage in every way the formation of St. John Ambulance Classes in first-aid and nursing and of Voluntary Aid ...

... Office. The detachments,” says one of the paragraphs describing the scheme, “should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women, just as in the case of the relief detachments the Japanese Bed Cross Society and the voluntary aid companies ...

... NOTES AND REFLECTIONS. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The reference to the above which ».ade Col. Cubitt at the las, of the Surrey Territorial Force Nation, as reported in another column k amplified in the letter from Col. I;' wood, which appears page issiße ...