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... 121,500 Maximum For Royal Navy A VOTE on account of the Navy Estimates published today provides for a reduction of 6,500 in the total strength of the Navy, including the Marines, WRNS and Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval ...
... and joined Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service in March, 1934. At the outbreak of World War 11 she was serving at Bighi Hospital, Malta. Miss Moore was subsequently appointed to the ...
... (Civil Division), Mrs. Ivy Willett of Havant, for political services in Hampshire. Royal Red Cross Associate: Miss Mabel Griffiths (Superintending Sister, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval ...
... for retired regular officers of the Navy. Royal Marines. 1 1112. and Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. In addition a small number of seats will be available for other ...
... representative, J. Evans and Son (Portsmouth) Ltd. Associate of the Royal Red Cross: Miss Mary Fetherston- Dilke, of Gosport, Superintending Sister Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing ...
... of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service who have been under ceremonial training at Whale Island, went to London todag in readiness for their part in the Lord Mayor's Show and in the British Legion ...
... Portsmouth Harbour in the Commander - in - Chief's barge to visit the Royal Naval Hospital. Haslar. and in particular to see members of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing ...
... World War 11, first went to British Honduras in February, 1953. From 1945 to 1950 she was a member of the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service and is still on the Reserve. o 4 TsE i 79 2 ; 5 2 e __ : ...
... section of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. The new branch will offer a permanent nursing career to women between 17 and 28 and to members of the British Red ...
... Garrison, and 20 air men from R.A.F. Thorney Island The Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service was repre sented by 12 nurses, and 30 local Red Cross members and 20 from the ...
... embarked hr the Royal Naval Hospital, Haillsx, to spend half-an-hour before returning to London from the Harbour Station, with members of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing ...
... appointed Principal Matron of the Royal Naval Hospital. Haslar, was not keen to talk very much about herself, although she has had an interesting career. As a young recruit to Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval ...