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... The Queen and Voluntary Aid Nursing Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleased to accept from Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton a copy of Kent's Care for the Wounded (a record of the Voluntary Aid Detachments in Kent, published in ...
... nursing serrico, are reported: MID. —Chicago Medical Unit: Sister M. Hamilton. St. John Ambulance Association (Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments): Mias M. Chadwick, Miss F. Smales. The first casualty is reported from France; the others from the Mediterranean ...
... men and the men serving at home are then to be asked to enlist. The agreement is to include all .men in mobilised voluntary aid detachments. ...
... Office. The detachments, says one of the partgraphs describing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women. just as in the ease of the relief detachments of the Japanese Red Cross Society and the voluntary aid companies ...
... Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment. MORE ASSISTANCE NEEDED. A real and urgent necessity has arisen for more Nurses, V.A.D. Nursing members (women), and V.A.D. General Service Members, in Military and Auxiliary Hospitals at home. The demands made upon us by ...
... to call into being the voluntary aid detachments. An order was issued making these detachments form part of the Territorial Reserve, which gave them a status they otherwise would not have had. The composition of a men's detachment is as ...
... establish hospitals have been received from all over the County, and are duly recorded by the Director of the Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments, Doctor Cotton. Briarfield Canterbury, and his Chief Staff ' Officer lioctor Yolland, 53, Bromley Common, Kent, but ...
... railway stations to the hospitals. Voluntary aid detachments have already done useful work in connection with this stage of the movements of the sick and wounded, and it is expected that the scope for utilising voluntary aid in this ...
... V.A.D. NURSES AND ORNAMENTS. -•--•—• Members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments W working in great numbers at Red Cross Hospitals have supplemented their uniforms with startling ties and jewellery, said the Essex (Erector of the Red Cross Society on Friday ...
... President's father. Princess Beatrice's Shield annual competition by the Red Cross Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments, in the Isle of Wight, was won by the Shanklin detachment, with the holders, West Wight, second. J. Louis Levy was sentenced to a year'e imprisonment ...
... desire to accomplish a purpose behind. . . . There was criticism; there was jealousy; there was even belief that the Voluntary Aid Detachments, when they were formed, were only playing at, hospital work; and when War broke out, even responsible people said ...
... Voluntary Aid Detachment. INSPECTION AT WESTERHAIL The first official inspection of the Westerbam Voluntary Aid Detachment, Kent 21, was held in the Public Hall, on Tuesday, by a representative of the War ...