... VOLUNTARY AID ORGANISATION. HAMPSHIRE AT THE TOP. A eemmunioation from the War Oflioe says that considerable progress has been made in Urest Britain in the formation of voluntary aid detachments since the movement was inaugurated in August, ...

... im conjunction. with the local Voluntary Aid Detachments the Red gave a display of ambulance wor! Crose he tour East Somerset was commenced on Monday, and oa W ednesiay afternoon |, where they cam the night. ‘The detach ment left yesterday ( I’ mornii ...

... Ambulance, 90 ; 2nd S.W, Mounted BrSl. A.S. Corps, i aW.t Br. ,4d«, A.S. Corps, 87; total, 2,830. , Xu® strength the Voluntary Aid Detachments on September Ist was follow Olevedon, Bruton, 23; Winsoouibs, 23; Duns ter, 23 ; Uhurcuiil and Barrington, 22; Kingsdon ...

... Imaiitry, ; Army Service Corps, 2 ; Royal Army Medical j Corps. . Army Ordnance Corps, 2 ; total, 906. Voluntary Aid Dctacmmksts.—Women's detachments.— Clevedon, 23; Bruton. 23; Wiiiseombe, 23; Punster. 23; Churchill and Barrington, 22 ; Kiugsdon, ; Minebead ...

... back another couple ot mules to the hospital. The voluntary \ aid detachments’ work would there commence and patients would then be passed to ther own homes or to other under the care of the voluntary and its proceedings, organisation wiuch were excellently ...

... certificates in ‘ First Aid,” 450 women had gained certificates in “ Home Nursing.” Captain Elger stated two men’s detachments and 13 women’s detachments had bees acospted by the War Office and registered ; and ene mer five women’s detachments were awaiting He ...

... man who underwent a season training would be bette* both in body and in business capacity. Speaking of the Men’* Voluntary Aid Detachment, he said they Lad been in existence now for seme months, but he bad not troubled them with any meetings for training ...

... Schoo! sary Train wi in drill order, foree for the grou “The outpost Fee movement evidently been keenly taken We of that Voluntary Aid of ments are now ‘orm the Technical Reserve he Service. Member yj, aod in the Territorial aro unable to take ip certainly ...

... was appointed by tbe local branch of the Britsa Red Croas Society Director ot Voluntary Aid for the Ceunty. Owing to his serious illness tue work of organising voluntary aid letachments was much delayed ; and it is now reported that he bas resigned tne ...

... very mach pleased to see so many detachments of ute frem all of the United Kingdom, inclu some frem Overseas Dominiens, at the rally, ay.” His Majesty weloenres this 0; ity of showing his appreciation of the great voluntary work which is being carried out ...

... trick. AU the aide show* were thoroughly well patronised. was entered into with test the evening, proeaodinf ended with fine display fireworks “Proleasoc M Oossau* ■; Th* Rid Cross Tnito - The Sherborne Women Detachment the Voluntary Aid (Rod Cross) Sooioty ...

... population all trained in this work, #u ing en myasion should take place, the whole England would be dotted over with voluntary aid detach- ments. who would be able to pass the sick and wounded from the theatro of war to a safe county Many people had said ...