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... call of the sick and wounded men. Suitable women who are willing: to help the hospitals may be attached to existing Voluntary Aid detachments for immediate service in the hospitals. Full information this point may be obtained writing the County Director—for ...
... undertake get voluntary aid contingent. It is understood that Mr. James Cantlie, who has taken an active part the organisation of the Voluntary Aid Detachments the Red Cross Society, has offered to train and dnll an Indian ...
... the Red Cross Society. The voluntary aid detachments of the local branch began to organise on the declaration of war, under the guidance of Dr, Dawson Sadler (the late Director Education in the town). Although these detachments were originally formed for ...
... (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 ...
... concession will apply the relatives of all ranks, including members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and members of voluntary aid detachments, and will be available for not more than two relatives on the occasion of each visit. Tickets at reduced rates will ...
... Office announces that to obtain special Icaye for soldiers, or members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service, or Voluntary Aid Detachments, serving at home, case of death or serious illness of a near relative, application should made to the War Office ...
... Brigade Voluntary Aid Detachments account of their having handed over this work entirely the British Hod Cro*w Society, arrangement* have been completed with the Worcestershire Territorial Force Association, which undertakes the ©octroi voluntary ...
... Oolour-eergeant IL Baker, and Squadron Sergeant-major R. JLllerton. satisfactory report was received regarding the voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross Society. ...
... FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Under the auspices of the Binninghan Corps Voluntary Aid Detachments, concert was given lost night at th* St Paul's College Vernon-road. Edgbaston. Birmingham, in aid tho fund for providing refreshments for wounded soldiei> at Snow-hill ...
... regiment should be printed and circulated among the Territorial units. The Chairman reported that six additional voluntary aid detachments had been mobilised. Further reserve battalions are to b© recruited, and the following officers have been nominated ...
... be obtained from Government grants or other sourqgs. COLONIAL WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT LEAMINGTON. The two Leamington voluntary aid detachments, Nos. and 44, have been mobilised to staff two hospitals for the reception of a number of wounded soldiers sent down ...