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... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS The New Movement Explained at Royston. With the object of assisting the movement for the formation in Hertfordshire of Voluntary And Detachurents of the Territorial Force Association, a meeting was held in the Town Hall on The ...
... Cross Society in the county, stating that there were now three Men's Voluntary Aid Detachments and sixteen Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments registered, and one more Women's ...
... First Aid and Nursing Classes which are to be held in Cambridge this winter for men. at the Pathological Lecture Room, entrance Downing-street, opposite the Sedgwick Museum entrance. The classes are intended qualify members for the voluntary aid detachments ...
... British reached Cambridge from Southampton yesterday afternoon. They numbered 150. and were received the following Voluntary Aid Detachments of tha Cambs. Red Cross Society: Cambs. 40. under Miss Bishop, and Cambs. 13, under Mr. Jenyns. Th« stretcher cases ...
... CAMBRSIDCE Y.A.D. MEN JOIN R.A.M.C, The Borough Voluntary Aid Detachments are not only carrying out their normal duties in effecting the trausport of wounded from the Xtation to the but are also the a humber of men some time ago from Cambs 13 leit to ...
... the Voluntary Aid Detachment met for drill at I Tiie Limes oil Saturday alternoon, when a praci military and stretcher drill was given by Sergt. the 0.T.C., Cambridge. The lesson lasted about two hours, and ' good work was done. Those Voluntary ...
... Bowes. Major A. W. Stanley. Mr. G. and Alderman George Stace. Two voluntary aid detachments were duiy recognised. and 'were given official numbers under: Saws-ton. women's detachment, numbered Cambridge SO; women's dc-tach-met:t, rum red Cambridge 32 ...
... endeavour increaso the income the Home asking for ires'll subscribers. It. was hoped that nurses members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments would still use the Home and occupy the newlybuilt spare-room. For 17s. per week they won made welcome and comfortable ...
... and County School 0.T.C., Territorial Army, R.A.F. Voluntary Reserve, Air Defence Cadets, the Men’s and Women’s Sections of the British Legion, Auxiliary Territorial Service, Voluntary Aid Detachments, British Red Cross, anil Old Comrades' Associations ...
... Major 'apworrh, Capt. W. B. Redlern. D.L., Adjutant Lieut. Hugh Chaplin, and Lieut. Peck. The Red Cross Detachments. The Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments vere in the following order march: MEX Ist Cambridge, Old North-road (Dr. White omniandant); 3rd Cambridge ...
... duties required from the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and has empowered (he various Branches o! the Society enrol those desirous of applying lor service, in a General Duty Section of their Detachments, the usual Certificates First Aid and Home ...
... responsible for taking similar measures with regaid to men serving at home. This agreement include all men in mobilised Voluntary Aid Detachments.” ...