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... for War for the organisation of voluntary aid for 'sick and wounded in the event of war in the home territory. and pointed not that each county amociation was charged with the responsibility of oriranieing voluntary aid in the county. and won required ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS The progress of the new scheme for Voluntary Aid Detachments, inaugurated in January, 1924, lias beeu considerable, and 22 Detachmeuts, with personnel 594, were registered at the War ...
... charged with the duty of organising voluntary aid in Surrey, and is forming voluntary aid detachments through the local branches of the British Red Cross Society. There need be limit to the number of such ...
... of State for War for the organisation of voluntary aid for sick and wounded in the event of war in the home territory, that each County Association was charged with the responsibility of organising voluntary aid in the County, and was required through ...
... Cross Society, to form ‘‘voluntary aid detachments,”” with an establishment as laid down .in the scheme; also’ each county group of voluntary aid detachments should be under the command of a county ‘direc-, tor ...
... Warren-Road, Guildford. (7) The records of voluntary aid detachments will be kept locally. (8) All persons desiring to join voluntary aid detachments, and having the necessary Qualifications (the least being ...
... COrrA. Greet, way final round by 47 points. The company now number. 182 of all ranks. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The Weybridge am; District Voluntary Aid Detachments start their autumn work next Wednesday at St ...
... honse-to-house collection in New Malden, organised by Mrs. Spiers, Mrs. and Radford, commandants the three Malden Voluntary Aid Detachments. in aid Surrey’s Red Cross week, realised £123. ...
... Engagement. No. 1051, Pte. G. Briggs, Mar. 21st. 3. —lnspection Voluntary Aid Detachments. Surgeon-General Whitehead, P.M.0.. Eastern Command, will inspect the Albury and Shere Voluntary Aid Detachments on ...
... the formation of Voluntary Aid Detachments for use in time of war for the Territorial Forces, and forming a connecting link between the field ambulance the front and the general hospitals. The general responsibility for these detachments devolved on the ...
... have been overlooked, and the presence of a large number of nurses from the various locil voluntary aid detachments was a guarantee that there will lack of voluntary workers. THE STAFF. Col. Joubert Forte, lute Inspector- General of Hospitals in Northern ...
... to have been overlooked, and the presence of large number of nurses from the various looil voluntary aid detachments was guarantee that there ill lack of voluntary workers. ...