... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. New West Riding County Director’s Military Record. m, T^7 , ly appointed Countv Director of the Voluntary A»d Detachment for the West Riding, Brig -General W. B. R. Sandy*. C. 8., U.M.G., of Fulford House, York, is ...

... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS Nos. and 19-1 Voluntary Aid (Women's) in the West Hiding, under Command nuts Mrs. H. Beverley and Mrs. E. -Ryder, and both organised l»y, the Order St. John, have lieen registered the War Office, The following ...

... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The following Yorkshire Voluntary Aid Detachments huve been officially recognised by the War Office under tho new 29. Yorkshire: North Riding, Men's V.A.D.. under (*o«niiiaiidant Mr. ...

... INTELLIGENCE. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. RECONSTITUTED CONTROL AND ENLARGED SCOPE. The War Office announces that it has been decided reconstitute the Central Joint Voluntary Aid Detachment Committee, formed ...

... YORKSHIRE V.A.D.’S. The Yorkshire Voluntary Aid Detachments have been officially recognised by the War Office under the new scheme: No. Yorkshire, North Hiding, Men's V.A.D., Commandant Mr. T. C. Lord, organised bv the British Red Cross Society No. Yoikshirc ...

... VOLUNTARY AID WORKERS. PROGRESS ORGANISATION OF DETACHMENTS. Official returns, published on Wednesdav. of the progress in the organisation of voluntary aid detachments allow that men’s and 67 women’s ...

... radiator and .-.pun him completely round, with the result that he was facing the direction in which he had eotne. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The following Y.A.D. (women’s) have beep registered the War OSice Yorks (Last Biding), under Commandant Mrs. E. ...

... as Commandant-in-Chief of the British Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments. She wore the close fitting navy blue uniform and felt hat of the V.A.D. Her visit was made to inspect the North Riding detachments, and to present cups to the winners in competitions ...

... officers, and others had been presented, the Duke and Duchess inspected the parade, which included ambulance workers, voluntary aid detachments, boy scouts, cubs, and members of the bovs’ brigade. The Duke took the salute the parade marched past to the strains ...

... and upon this occasion Brigadier- General William Sandys (County Controller) is to speak about the work of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. This distinguished Artillery officer, who retired in 1922 after brilliant career in many campaigns—res des at Fulford ...

... Technical Reserve of the Territorial Army, but with the reorganisation of. that force it is understood that the Voluntary Aid Detachments will ntinue without much alteration of tueir dut.es. It is hoped f hat any spare time on the part of members of the ...

... announcement hi* yet been made the position the new Territorial the voluntary aid detachments whkh tilled so prominent place during the war. understand that membor- of' detachments which formed part tin* Tci-htiicai of the Territorial Fort* «r»- aii\«o-i* ...