Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women . The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from ihe Forces and from war work , including those who have been disabled during their ...
... Commander-in-Chief , Expeditionary Force . U . S . Navy units are under the general command of Vice-Admiral Alan G . Kirk , Commander U . S Naval Forces in France . Senior officer of the British naval units is Captain P . G . H , . Tnmnrc P TM Ppitf ^ t * From ...
... question of the future status , of . the-men of General Anders ' s Polish Forces , whom it is proposed to incorporate in a Resettlement Corps , under the control , of the British War Office . . • ¦ • A new difficulty has arisen owing , it is inderstood , ...
... commitments include the securitj of the United Kingdom , the safeguarding of communications and , if > and when necessary , our contribution to the forces of the United Nations . Progress made with the resettlement o £ the world , says the White Paper ...
... intended to . resettle members of the Polish forces into civil life as soon- as this can be arranged , but it will necessarily take some time . These new arrangements have involved . the admission of large numbers of Polish troops to the United Kingdom from ...
... hostilities in the Far East . Tebrau Rubber Estates £ 1 units were last called Us 7 % d on the Edinburgh Stock Exchange , where they are quoted officially . The following quotations for the units of fixed tiusts have been supplied by the managers of the ...
... trained in civil defence . In war-time there would be one national Army . The problems of civil defence and the fighting Services did not differ in principle , and he and the Home Secretary were working in close association on a . common policy . Civil defence ...
... al made a lightning tour oi the Civil Resettlement X ) nit at ¦ Riccarlon House , where repatriated P . o . W . are given the opportunity , any time within a year of demobilisation , of getting an introduction to civil life and employing themselves in ...
... forces and their auxiliary and nursing servicestogether with the Merchant NavyPolice Auxiliaries-, fulltime Civil Defence personnel , and Civil Nursing Reserve . A certain number of places will , howeverbe available for candidates who have been employed ...
... true of relations between the United States and Argentina . The imposition of . sanctions by the United States has often been threatened against the existing regime ; but at least one is already in operation . The United States is withholding the \ export ...
... problem likely to arise on the cessation of hostilities in connection with the resettlement of members of the armed forces in civil life . On the latter aspect the United Kingdom Government have put forward proposals for a free passage scheme for ex-Service ...
... led inevitably to cuts in the administrative rather than in the operational units of ihe Army . REDUCTION EST GARRISON The British garrison In Europeincluding liie United Kingdomwould be 337 . 100 aaainst 420 . 300 , and outside Europe 79 , 000 , against ...