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... FUTURE STATUS OF V.A.D. In reply a question by Mr. D. Lipson (Cheltenham) regarding the future status of Voluntary Aid Detachments, Mr. Sandys referred Mr. Lipson to the reply given to Sir L. Lyle the previous day by Sir J. Grigg (Secretary for War), ...
... Jerusalem, t#ok energetic part in the caring for the wounded during the (ireat War. She founded hospitals and formed voluntary aid detachments. One of her activities embraced the restoration Abbey ruins to make them safe for tourists. | Her home was at Wedlock ...
... Test tor Cirencester Ambulance Detachments Lord Apsley, M.P., staging an aerial gas attack on Cirencester Park on Thursday evening, September 19. That evening the Cirencester Men s and Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society—in ...
... will be bombed from the air. The men's detachment, wearing gas masks, will convey the injured to a hospital, which will run the women's detachment. Both detachments are undergoing course instruction in first aid chemical warfaro in preparation for the ...
... association, accept and register county companies of the St. John Am. bulance Association as the in every ensa of voluntary aid detachments. ...
... increased by next year. All these detachments are registered at the War Office, and have been allotted official numbers. The Army Council have just come to an important decision regarding the status of Voluntary Aid Detachments. In a letter dated only two days ...
... Brigade. He expressed the hope that Gloucestershire would furnish voluntary aid detachments of men and nurses for the service of the country in time need. It was true that voluntary aid detachments were not ...
... at the call of Mr. Sibly. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS MEMBERSHIP EXCEEDS 25,000 The latest official returns of the progress made in the organisation of Voluntary Aid Detachments show that 104 men’s and 889 ...
... inquiries at the War Office. Miss Allen, County Controller of Voluntary Aid Detachments for Gloucestershire, made report concerning the very successful demonstration given by the Voluntary Aid Detachments at ...
... inspect the Gloucestershire and Bristol Voluntary Aid Detachments in Bad minton Park (by kind permission of the Duke of Beaufort) on Saturday, June 13, 1931. The programme will include an attack on a detachment of troops by aeroplanes. the resulting ...
... INSPECTION BY COL. MAGILL. On Thursday afternoon the Chalford-Brimsoombe-Nailsworth Men’s Voluntary Aid Detachments and the Stroud and Woodchester Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments were inspected at Longfbrds, ...
... hospital, equipment, etc., transport for sick and convalescent, and including the organisation of what are known as Voluntary Aid Detachments all over the country, which consist of properly controlled bodies of and women, with definite establishment and defined ...