... British Red Cross Society abroad, but probably fow realise what equally valuable services are being rendered by the Voluntary Aid Detachments at home, at the hospitals te which ...

... re quire fram the men who fight for them? My 1 state that I write this without the knowledge of any member of the Voluntary Aid Detachment, simply because, as & Hornewstle woman, lam heartily ashamed of this eelfisheon the pa® of the men who are leéf » ...

... to 1. In the evening an enjoyable whist drive was held. The proceeds of T both events are to be given to the Men’s Voluntary Aid Detachment (Warwick 21). S ST R T R e T R - .L R e& % N e- L L 55:@\-::&&::@. ESR PRI T e LeTe TR Tl .L e s SR A owies ‘*Q% ...

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... Home for the ladies, and to lend the new building for this purpose. They therefore handed it over to the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachment, and since it was opened in March about 240 soldiers have passed through-the Hospital, with most excellent results ...