... committee to consider the position of the Voluntary Aid Detachments had just been completed. The agreed terms of reference were “to consider* the scope and method of employment of mobile voluntary aid ...

... and Voluntary Aid Detachment personnel are selected for promotion according to their qualifications, length of service and the recommendations made by their commanding officer. I am not aware of any discontent among members of the Voluntary ...

... V.A.D. RESENT ENROLMENT PROPOSAL REPLY TO MR. LIPSON The concern felt at the proposal to enrol all mobile voluntary aid detachments into the A.T.S. was referred to by Mr. D. L. Lipson, M.P. for Cheltenham, in the House of Commons. He asked the Secretary ...

... Secretary of State for War if he has received the report of the committee which has been considering the future of Voluntary Aid Detachments; and will he state what action he proposes to take the matter. ...

... V.A.D. UNDER MILITARY LAW The' Voluntary Aid Detachments are not to be merged in the A.T.S. The War Minister, Sir James Grigg, announced in Parliament yesterday that the War Office have accepted this recommendation by a committee set up to consider the ...

... plan. Some expressed resentment when the scheme was announced six months ago, but it has since been made clear that Voluntary Aid Detachments will not be merged In the A.T.S. Members will continue to wear the VA..D. uniform, though they have the option of ...

... Secretary of State for War whether he had received the report of the committee which has been considering the future of voluntary aid detachments, and would he state what action he proposed to take in the matter? Mr. A. Henderson said that the progress of the ...

... FUTURE STATUS OF V.A.D. In reply a question by Mr. D. Lipson (Cheltenham) regarding the future status of Voluntary Aid Detachments, Mr. Sandys referred Mr. Lipson to the reply given to Sir L. Lyle the previous day by Sir J. Grigg (Secretary for War), ...

... She was Surgical Ward Sister at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary for some years and also a lecturer and examiner to the Voluntary Aid Detachments of that city from 1939 to 1943. She took up an appointment at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Bournemouth, in 1944 as ...

... British Red Cross Society is to have county colours, and the Princess Royal, Commandant-in-Chief of the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments, is to be asked to present them during the summer. This was announced at the annual meeting of the Branch which was ...

... She was Surgical Ward Sister at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary for some years and also lecturer and examiner to the Voluntary Aid Detachments of that city from 1939 to 1943. She took up an appointment at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Bournemouth, in 1944 as ...

... British Red Cross Society is to have county colours, and the Princess Royal, Commandant-in-Chief of the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments, is to be asked to present them during the summer. This was announced at the annual meeting of the Branch which was ...