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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 ...
... wounded. Detachments will form part of the Whelan reserve of the Forces of the Crown, but before a detachment can be recognised by a Territorial Association, It must to regiMered and numbered at the War °Mee through the Joint Voluntary Aid ...
... ST. dONN ANSULANCI to the brigade of fully trained members Then cre voluntary aid detachments, Maaor-nenerml Sir Percival Wilkinson the with a personnel of ha and SAO meting chief tttt er of the St. John Thc approminian strength of the Ambulance Brigade ...
... TONBRIDGE FREE PRESS.-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1921. bridge War Relief Fund Committee, the Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments, the Ton bridge Welfare Committee, the Tonbridge Kentish Prisoners of War Fund Committee, and the Committee of the Tonbridge War Supply ...
... when Genera! Sir Lionel Stopford, C.8., K.C.V.0., will explain The New War Office Scheme for the Re-Organisation of Voluntary Aid Detachments. The Chair will Ik* taken Dr. STERKY, 0.8. E., M.K.C.S Please Come and liring your Friends ...
... the Marchioness Camden for competition • amongst Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments in Kent has Una Year been won by Kent V.A.D. 94, Tunbridge Wells, Commandant, Miss E. V. Barnes. Twelve detachment& competed. THE HON. C. GOSCHEN'S WEDDING. ...
... THE KENT Y.A.D. NEW COUNTY CONTROLLER. The re.organisation of the Voluntary Aid Detachments throughout the country is being carried out in accordance with a scheme issued by the War Office and hated on the County System hitherto in force. The scheme ...
... Itemise wm skaters for the last time on Tut:seley night. It is to become a motor service depdt. In Kent there are 18 Voluntary Aid Detachments and 500 members, 60 of whom have undertaken mobile obligation. There sr''' ft r the NlO,ll , ...
... Sub-Committee of the General Purposes Committee had been appointed to consider the re-organisation of Cadets and Voluntary Aid Detachments, consisting of Lieutenant- Colonel Sir H. Lennard, Bart., Lieutenant- General Sir G. Fowkes, K.C.8., K.C.M.G., Colonel ...
... JULY 23rd, at 7.30 p.m. W. J. DUNLOP Raq., ill explain the new War Office Regulations tor the reconstitution of Voluntary Aid Detachments. All Ladies interested are invited to attend. ...
... Sir W. L. Grant, K.C.8., Mr. A. Bryer, Brig.- Oen. P. M. Robinson, C.8., C.M.0.. and LieuL-CoI. P. J. Gafflkin, VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. The following were reported as registered at the War Office and now recognised by the Association:—No. 10, Cranbrook ...
... MOBILISING THS V.A.O. The new Government regulations for the re-constitution of Voluntary Aid Detachments on the lines of the Territorial Army, were explained by Dr. W. J. Dunlop to a meeting of ladies of the Ramsgate Nursing Division of the St John Ambulance ...