... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The Secretary of the War Office announces that the number of voluntary aid detachments Great Britain registered at the War Office the Ist inat. waa 2,276, with total poreoimel 68,417, ...

... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The War Office last night announced that con- 1 siderable progress has been made in Great Britain in the formation of voluntary aid detachments. Since the movement was inaugurated in ...

... registering, train- ing, administering, and controlling the volun- tary aid detachments, and to make suggestions for amending the existing schemes for the organieation of voluntary aid, with a view to the o! ties. The Con- mittee is being furnished b; those ...

... COVENTRY VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. • —* INTERESTING FIELD DAY AT CANLEY. A «Field Day organised the Voluntary Aid Detachments connected with the Coventry Division of the British I!ed Cross Society took place ...

... GROWTH OF VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. In a communiipie on Saturday oigist the Secretary of the War (MCC announces that on January Ist. 1912. the number of Voluntary All detachments registered at the War Office was 1.23& the total strength of ...

... STATUS OF VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Sir H. R. Fairfax-Lucy moved: That inquiry be made from the Army Council as to how it is proposed to give protection to the Voluntary Aid Detachments in war time under the ...

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... NEWS IN BRIEF V.A.D. are Eligible for War Gratuities and Other Benefits ATEMBERS of voluntary aid detachments enrolled and called up in the United Kingdom for full-time service with the Array, whether mobile or immobile, will eligible for war gratuity ...

... IMAGINARY STREET ACCIDENT Staged by Coventry V.A.D. ANNUAL WAS OFFICE INSPECTION In no half-hearted fashion did the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Coventry City Division of the Briti , h Red Cross Society go through the various drilla and demonstrations ...

... SOCIETY- •‘VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS.” The Army Council have notified that dslsehmeats recognised by Territorial Force Associations will have pises ellotled to in the Army list being portion of tbs Technical Resstvs. The following detachments already bssn ...

... Fairfax-Lucy moved: That inquiry be made from the Army Council as to how it is proposed to give protection to the Voluntary Aid Detachments in war time under the Geneva Convention, wing that they are not to receive pay, gratuity, or allowance on mobilisation ...

... principally to assist the instruction of Voluntary Aid Detachments. Colonel Whitcombe said the scheme was an excellent one. and would tend greatly the efficiency of the Medical Corps and the Voluntary' Aid ...