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... be supplemented by the personnel of Voluntary Aid Detachments. Detachments will be recruited and organised on a county basis, and will be administered by county contrcllers appointed by the Territorial Associations, The personuel will comprise a mobile ...
... HOME NEWS IN BRIEF Princess Mary inspected 400 nurses of the Berkshire Red Cross and Voluntary Aid Detachments at Englefield Park, Reading, on Saturday. Peer's Funeral.—Lord Lincolnshire was buried. on Saturday at Moulsoe, North Bucks, following a service ...
... in Lanarkshire. £27 an ounce. was realised at Christie’s for a pair of eacramental ewers by Matthew West, 1698, Voluntary Aid Detachments (men and women) total 22,838 members. ...
... It is streets ahead of any rival picture newspaper. Princess Mary yesterday nurses of the Berkshire Cross and Voluntary Aid detachments at Engleiteld Park, Reading. ...
... are expected to-day, special constables have been warned for duty. FUTURE OF V.A.D. It iz officially stated that Voluntary Aid Detachments may be called upon to supplement not only the Territorial Army, as before the war, but also the Royal Navy, the Regular ...
... ea W all hanistow and Witham. In addition to the Territorial Army Troops the church parade will by Cadet Corps, Voluntary Aid Detachments, etc. They will be inspected by die Lord Lieutenant's deputies. ...
... Office and every registered detachment is inspected by the County Controller, in the case of Rod Cross detadlimenta and the War Office, in the case of Voluntary Aid Detachments and upon the report depends Whether a detachment shall continue ...
... Office and every registered detachment is inspbeted by the County Controller, in tie' ease of Bed Cross detachments and the War Office, in the case of Voluntary Aid Detachments and upon the report depend-. bother a ...
... ne Dietriot Nursing Association. 117. Sutherland Avenue. One of the earliest members of the local branch of the voluntary aid detachments, eha was a zealous worker in the care of the sick, end her work in this connection foy the 'Paddington and Marylebone ...
... was a large congregation, including many former members of She hospital staff, drawn from the Paddington Red gross Voluntary Aid Detachments. Kemp-Welch and Miss Macfiwinney, Commandant and Quartermaster respectively of the hospital, carried the colours ...
... received no British decoration or medal. Among those entitled to receive it are all members of the Society or its Voluntary Aid Detachments who, during the War, gave a minimum unpaid service at home or abroad of not less than a thousand hours. In the case ...
... to women's voluntary aid detachments and nursing divisions of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. With a total of 3414 points Chesham ranked first, and therefore became possessed of the Lady Rothschild Challenge Cup. The Slough Detachment of the British ...