... 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 ...

... Hampshire Branch. WlHthttltr Olvltlot. Voluntary Aid Detachments to ASSIST in the care the SICK and WOUNDED at HOME should necessity arise. Classes for men and women are being fonned for INSTRUCTION in “FIRST AID” and “ HOME NURSING, commencing on TUESDAY ...

... the training and equipment the Voluntary Aid Detachments were to carried out in a manner that was prescribed the British Bed Cross Society, and in whatever way they thought fit. so to arrange it as to enable the Detachments utilise local resources for ...

... the line of fire by the ambulances. From such point the further transport of the wounded will be undertaken by the voluntary aid detachments, who will administer to the wants of those under their charge until the general I hoepitil is reached. An opportunity ...

... organisation voluntary aid through the medium local brandies of the British Red Cross Society, which will supervise the training and equipment. In order to obtain uniformity in the standard of efficiency there will annual other inspection of voluntary aid detachments ...

... country. which are invited to communicate with the Red Cross Society. with a view to the formation in each county of voluntary aid detachments. composed of men and women. The former will be instructed in improvising the accommodation and transport of the ...

... formation of Voluntary Aid detachments, as to distribution organisation, training, and the securing of the necessary funds; and the formation, if thought advisable, of a Joint Committee for organisation, direction, and supervision of territorial Voluntary Aid ...

... at the Town Hall. Aylesbury. Several speakers dealt with the work the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and the meeting was increased value by a speech from Lord Rothschild, in which the work of the Red Cross Society was thoroughly explained. Mr. Touman Mosley ...

... neheme, proposes to form Voluntary Aid Detachntente of men and women through the local branches of the Red Crone Society, and with the cooperation of the St. John Ambulance APO. elation. The composition of these Voluntary Aid Detachments was ...

... Counoil had, for the first time the history Grp«at Britain, determined organise voluntary aid for the benefit tW siok and wounded the case of invasion. Tlio Voluntary Aid Detachment*:, which were bo composed males and females, would form a ...

... officers at the School of Musketry, Hythe. on September 21. Considerable program has been made in the work of forming voluntary aid detachments to render simmer to the wounded and sick in time of war. Colonel A. Carlton has been appointed director for Oxfordshire ...

... that the responsibility of organisation of Voluntary Aid in the country was thrown upon the Territorial Force Association. Each County Association was charged with the responsibility of organising that Voluntary Aid, and was required, through the medium of ...