... administered by the Voluntary Aid detachments the St. John Ambulance Brigade, with matron and staff of fuHy-trained nurses, assisted probationers—all whom have had aiderable hospital training—attached the voluntary aid ...

... this country that the organisation of these voluntary aid detachment* has been undertaken. Formation of Detachments. In a nchcdulo are given particulars of the method of formation of Voluntary Aid ...

... of (.he John Ambulance Brigade meet the trains. This much-apprcciated work is done by four women's and (wo men's voluntary aid detachments, formed the St. John Ambulance Brigade, and working with the joint committee of ihe St. John Ambulance Brigade and ...

... recruiting meeting in Victoria Square, and on Saturday night there will display of physical drill. All members of voluntary aid detachments having special qualifications, such as oooks (trained), domestic economists, typists, book-keepers, laboratory workers ...

... officers of the voluntary aid detachments. voluntary aid detachment would, therefore, consist of men and women itrder their own officers. The officers of the women's portion would men, but they would have also ...

... Kingdom or on the Continent.” VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. WAR OFFICE COMMITTEE OF ENQUIRY. The War Office announce* that Committee ha* been appointed to enquire into the norking and organisation of the voluntary aid ...

... district surgeon, Dr. T. Nelson. A guard of honour was formed by members of the Birmingham corps attached to the Voluntary Aid Detachments. The arrangenents were carried out far as possible to give the nursing operations the enTiromnent of actual work ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (Dardanelles), son of ex-Coiour-tergeant Monro, Dudley Road, COLONIAL WOUNDED SOLDIERS LEAMINGTON. The two Leamington voluntary aid detachments, No*. and 44, have been mobilised staff two hospitala for the reception of number of wounded soldiers tent down from ...

... more strenuous times would experienced. Mr. Louis Pearson (Secretary of the War Office Committee Controlling the Voluntary Aid Detachments) voiced the appreciation of the soldiers the work done the Red Cross and V.A.D. movements, and congratulated Sutton ...