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... ia»y be witluu their homes. .Voluntary Aid Detachment form part the VolniiMiry Reserve tfee Medical Services Grown, and would be required to these Services in the event of wax or other national emergency. The number Detachments registered at the War Office ...
... DERBYSHIRE. The reaction which followed the war is at last being overcome, and it is hoped very shortu women's voluntary aid detachments will re gistered at Ockbrook, Bakeweil, and Lea and Holloway, says the annual report the Derbv shire branch of the ...
... ritorial Army Asisx-iation td Hampshire netrhe o l r s le th e British he C r o ss Soc o e n y reported that seven Voluntary Aid Detachments had been registeteil nt the War Office, 'ringing the total number at present to of whieh had been raised by the British ...
... Importance of V.A.D. Work Dame Beryl Oliver then delivered address on Voluntary Aid Detachments a work of national importance.” She remarked at the outset that it was well i known at headquarters what magnificent work was done by Staffordshire during ...
... representing the War Office side the inspection, and Colonel A. Wood-Martyn (County Controller Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments). Twenty-six members of the Detachment paraded, including Miss C. Dale, M.B.E. (Commandant), Dr. A. Randall Davis (Medical Officer) ...
... n Hampshire and the Isle 'of Wight, the County Controller lor the British Red Cross Society reported that seven Voluntary Aid Detachments had been registered at the War Office, bringing the total number at present to of which bad been raised the British ...
... * * * « Last Tuesday General Godley reviewed the Roil Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments at Southampton. * * * Gray Framis Maynard Groville. sixth Karl AVanrick. was forty-four Friday, and the announcement made that he and the Countess Warwick are shortly ...
... THE COOPER CUP (later-Y.A.D.) COMPETMON IeADJULAX (Eants/80) v. DIIOZPOID (itauldall2). Grand Review of Dampishlre Voluntary Aid Detachments by General Sir \ ander tiodley, 1.C.8., A.D.C.. tient I Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command. i'..,entation ...
... 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 ...
... the current year, wore considered. The appointment was announced 001. H. C. Woo]dridge, of as County Controller of Voluntary Aid Detachments in succession the Major J. S. C. Davis. Col. Wooldridge was also co-opted a member of the Association. It was resolved ...
... 76,000. Address pm totters ^ toguiry Duren, pinatasram Gasette. Oorporstion.drest. Sumach's. VOLUNTARY AID. The following are among Voluntary Aid Detachments (women's), which, it is announced, hare been registered at th. War Office :—Noe. ...
... Somerset L.I. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Slow but steady progress lias been made with the formation cf Voluntary Aid Detachments. 7 Detachments have received War Office ...