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... Director and Controller . submitted the annual report which showed that there are at present six voluntary aid detachments and five Red Cross Detachments in the county with ' a ' total strength of 55 mobile members and 526 Red Cross members , of whom ...
... announces that , in future , to obtain special leave for soldiers or members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and Voluntary Aid Detachments serving at home in the case of death or serious illness of a near relativeapplication should be made to the War Office ...
... Berwick , presiding—tne Assistant county , controller ( Miss M . S . :- Marrow ) reported ¦ that the strength of the Voluntary Aid ^ Detachments in the county was ' 31 mobile members , oi Whom eight had been called up . There were 37 whole-time civil nursing ...
... e feeling has been aroused in Red Cross circles by the proposal of the Army Council to merge serving members of Voluntary Aid Detachments into the Auxiliary Territorial Service . In the current issue of Scottish , Red Cross News , it is stated that the ...
... Cross Society , and has also been appointed by the Fife Territorial Army Association as County Controller of the Voluntary Aid Detachments . Both these posts ware formerly held by Major G . R . P . Douglas , who resigned recently owing to illhealth LORD ...
... the War Iffice , will apply to relatives of all ranks , lduding members of the Auxiliary Terriprial Service and Voluntary Aid Detachments . Not more than two relatives can go n each visit . Cheap tickets will be issued at booking ffices when the appropriate ...
... Territorial Service , Princess Mary ' s . R . A . F . Nursing Service and Reserve , Women ' s Auxiliary Air Force , and Voluntary Aid Detachments .: - The fact that a woman is required to register does not mean that she will necessarily be expected ! to take ...
... shortage of nurses , and reported that in the emergency he was receiving valuable assistance from members of local Voluntary Aid Detachments . . Dr Boyd added that the number of patients at present in the Asylum was 1213—615 males and 598 f pmnlpc BUCKHAVEN ...
... to add :. In making rules under this section the Council shall also have regard to the service of members of ¦ Voluntary ; Aid Detachments and Nursing Auxiliaries , and others in wards under a charge Sisterwho is a registered nurse , although such wards ...
... Streatham ) asked the First Lord ' of the Admiralty why the six days embarkation leave allowed to a certain party of Voluntary Aid Detachments , detailed for service overseas , was interrupted at the end of two days so that passports could be procured ; if ...
... were nothing more than an affront . He hoped that the Red Cross would not abandon these girls . The future ot the Voluntary Aid Detachments would depend upon it . Unless justice was done to themwith what face would they go to the venerations that followed ...
... Walter' Elliot ( U ., Keiviftgl-OVS ) ilQd bG ( 2 H Set up to consider the scope and method of employment of mobile voluntary aid detachments by , and their relationship to , the Services . Representatives hadbeen nominated by each of the three Services ...