... that would available for any all of thcae I duties, detachments, which for convenience might called “voluntary aid detachments’’ of the British Rod Cross, should be organised in each county. The detachments should bo two classes, com-Ibting ...

... Gravesend in support of the Ladies* Voluntary Aid Detachments for the Territorial Force, the following letter was read from the Duke of Argyll“We send you our best wishes for th© success of your lady Territorials. Without their aid the task becomes so difficult ...

... for training nursing auxiliaries, fn addition, it was hoped that tlm majority of the immobile nursing members of Voluntary Aid Detachments, some 24,000 number, who had been released f rom their service obligations, would enrol the Civil Nursing Reserve ...

... Holder (President the Birmingham Centre) congratulated the members of the local brigade and also the ladies of the Voluntary Aid Detachments upon the splendid work they had done during the war. Divisional- Superintendent Harris had been member of the brigade ...

... John Ambulance Brigade. The premises will be used as headquarters for the St. John Ambulance Association and the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and the sum of .€5,016 which has been subscribed will be snakiest for the purchase and equipment of the premises ...

... VOLUNTARY AID DETACH• PATRIOTIC RESPONSE TO THE WAR OFFICE APPEAL. C ons iderable interest has been displayed throughout the country in the formation of the Voluntary Aid Detachments required by the War Office ...

... that this can best done by the establishment throughout the kingdom of chain of voluntary aid detachments to serve within their own neighbourhoods. Each these detachments is composed of fifty in the case of men and twenty-five in the case of women, and ...

... safely transported from the General Hospital. The Lord Mayor, who presided, appealed for further support for the Voluntary Aid Detachments, pointing out that although 175 mobile women were asked for, only 53 were enrolled. ...

... granted to the British Rod Cross Society and the Andrew’s Ambulance Association only, has now been extended the voluntary aid detachments raised througi'i the County Association. As regards the expediency, however, of wearing the Bed Cross emblem, the ...

... and died yesterday, The Shropshire (Lady Tate commandant) and the Radnor (Mr.. C. M. Hudson commandant) Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments have received official recognition under the new scheme. W. T. Baines, of Whitnaah, who won the first prize in the ...

... THE V.A.D—EARS The war record the V.A.D-ears.” a wounded soldier very aptly renamed the ladies of the Voluntary Aid Detachments one on which they can proud and although the complete story of what the members have done during the war is vet to be written ...

... had been dealt with. There wore 1,189 women doing duty with the twenty-three Voluntary Aid Detachments mobilised in Worcestershire, and eighty-six men with eight male detachment*. ...