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... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The County Controller. Colonel C. Pyc Oliver, reported that there were now recognised Dctchments in the County, consisting of 19 Women’s and two Men ; Detachments with strength of 538, which 79 are mobile members All Detachments ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. ORGANISATION IN DORSET. APPEAL FOR SERVICE. Step 6tep the post-war re-organisation the means of defence of the Empire taking place, and as the Territorial Force has now been placed a permanent footing, the authorities have been ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS Substantial progress, states the ar Office, continues to be made in the organization ot voluntary aid detachments as part of the voluntary reserve of the ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS With regard to Voluntary Aid Detachments, there has been very satisfactoryprogress during the year. There are now 29 detachments in Somerset, of which 24 ...
... Voluntary Aid Detachments, With regard to Voluntary Aid Detachments, there has been very satisfactory progress during the year. There are now 29 detachments in Somerset, of which ...
... beforo detachment can recognised by a Territorial Association it must be registered and numbered at the War Office through the Joint Voluntary Aid Detachment Council. Existing detachments need not re-rersiered, but all members of such ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS The progress of the new scheme for Voluntary Aid Detachments, inaugurated in January, 1924, lias beeu considerable, and 22 Detachmeuts, with personnel 594, were registered at the War ...
... before a detachment can be recognised by a Territorial Association it must be registered and numbered the War Office through the Joint Voluntary Aid Detachment Council. Existing detachments need not be registered, but all members of such ...
... Voluntary Aid Detachments. m following Wilts, Somerset and Glou .der Voluntary Aid. I)etachments have received official recognition the War Office V.A.D, Comi„v,t llr J S Robinson; organised by Ked Cross Society, the Biitis n Women's V.A.D. ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Brigadier. General H. C. Frith, C. 8., has been appointed by the Somerset Territorial Army Association to be County Controller, Voluntary Aid Detachments, Somerset, under the DOW ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Scheme of Extended Duties in Preparation. The War Ogee annources that it has been deMdete ten-ntt,hO• the Joint Volum. tory Aid Deuchmen: Committhe formed Jur. Mg the war to adminatsr th e Voluntary ...
... Voluntary Aid Detachments. 10. After their strenuous labours throughout the war. V.A.D. members have, for Hie most part, been resting, and waiting patient for more definite instructions to their post-war work. But many Detachments have been steadily keeping ...