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... of the sick and wounded men. Suitabl e women who are wilting to help in the Hospitals ma be attached to existing Voluntary Aid Detachments for immediate service in the Hospitals. Full information on this point may be obtained from the County Director. ...
... msmandanta of the Detachments have lasenirdormad, and ;questato used to the Aiistazai Comity Direct.): the number of mem• here of auk detachment who wish to take part. This wail be the first opportunity the Vohin• tery Aid Detachments wlll have had of ...
... rs and Kingsgate. Intensely interested In ambu:ance and nursing wcrk. he was County Director of the Territorial Voluntary Aid Detachments in 1910. and appointed Commissioner Commanding No. $ District (Kent. Surrey and Sussex). of the St. John Ambulance ...
... from the Voluntary Aid Detachments of Crowborough, East (jirinstead and Uckfield took part in the competition. The East Grinstead team was successful in winning the trophy; the second and third places being taken by the IJckfield Detachment. The competition ...
... over Hani.gate and district shortly before the time fixed for the opening, by Lord George Hamilton, of the Kent 12 Voluntary Aid Detachment's new Auxiliary Hospital at Nethercourt ; but even in the fans of these unfavourable conditions, there was a surprisingly ...
... at 2.30: sth K.R.R.C. v. 18th Coy. R.G.A. The Cup will be presented by the Members of the St. John .\n-{mlunco Voluntary Aid Detachments (Kent 3 and Kent 72), and the proceeds given to Glovers V.A.D. Hospital® The Complete List of Fixtures will be Advertised ...
... TO AID THE WOUNDED. The following classes will be held in connection with the Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments Territorial Force (St. John Ambulance Association Emergency . Lectures):—Sick Nursing (women only), Dr. Cecil Dismorr, Tennical School, Monday ...
... MOBILISING THS V.A.O. The new Government regulations for the re-constitution of Voluntary Aid Detachments on the lines of the Territorial Army, were explained by Dr. W. J. Dunlop to a meeting of ladies of the Ramsgate Nursing Division of the St John Ambulance ...
... local lectures on first aid, and Mr. H. A. Garnett, chairman of the local Higher Education Committee. Dr. Yolland, Chief of Staff of the Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments, was present and explained the objects of voluntary ...
... Subcommittee of the General Purposes Committee had been appointed to consider the re organisation of Cadets and Voluntary Aid Detachments, consisting of Lieutenant- Colonel Sir 11. Lennard, Bart., Lieutenant- General Sir G. Fowkes, K.C.8., K.C.M.G., Colonel ...
... recognised Voluntary Aid Detachments in Kent, consisting of twenty-one Women’s and one Men’s Detachment, with a total strength of 651. Of this number, 105 are mobile members. These numbers represent a slight Increase since the last report. All ...
... tXprebl4 - 11 as very pleased with the work, stud remarked that such practices were ricellrfil fur those enlisted Voluntary Aid Detachments. PLY E7i-1 pt./ ...