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... Knott, inspecting the 86th and 104th Staffs. Voluntary Aid Detachments at an American Fair held at Bursiem. The Detachments paraded under Doctcr A. Gilchrist (Assistant Comity Director). BURSLEM V.A.D. DETACHMENTS. Many Examination Awards. ...
... the scene of haul,. I and it would he the duty of the Voluntary Aid Detachments to ittcss th, soldiers* wounus slid expedite their ilepartwe to he base liespazt. There are four Voluntary Aid Detachments in the ...
... North Staffordshire Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society were represented at a notable gathering in the Burstein Town Hall. Dr. Charles Reid, of Stafford,. the County Controller of the Voluntary Aid ...
... scheme of voluntary aid detachment to be raised throughout the country as a help to the medical service of the Territorial forces. Lastly, two months ago g the War Office issued a circular stating that as soon as those voluntary aid ...
... DISPLAY THE MIDLANDS. There will be a remarkable display Red Cross work in the Midlands to-day. No fewer than sixteen voluntary aid detachments are being mobilised at Warwick on the assumption that invaders have hustled across country to the heart of England ...
... continued expansion in el sections of the Society's work. The number of Voluntary. Aid Detachments has reached a total of 818. with a personnel of members. The number of Air Ambulance Detachments has increased to four. In a foreword to the report, the Hon. Sir ...
... thet th f fac- provide for, and that ey had been a is not the War Office to fill. Consequent! of the were raising voluntary aid detachments nufac- aud women’s. In the case of the men would be a commen: t, a medic: 0 quartermaster, four section leaders, ...
... RED CRO93 SOCIETY. The members of the Crewe Borough Ambu. lance Corps are considering the desirability of forming a voluntary aid detachment of the Red Cross Society in the borough. Speaking at a meeting held on Thursday evening, Dr. Lawrence. Medical Officer ...
... OF YORD V.A.D. Nussza. The military hospitals in this country ate in urgent need of more nursing memberi' of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. These. will be accepted without ° certificates for thrcie.or six months' service hetween the ages of 21 and The ...
... Gent's Department No. 6, IRONMARKET. My Biscuit is What's yours ? 'nursing. 5. Men: First aid, 11: Involving about 1,000 candidates. No voluntary all detachment has yet been formed. Captain J. C. Furness (Royal Reserve Army Medical Corps:. of Kidsgroye ...
... give their aotive support. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Turning to the military aide of the work, Dame Beryl Oliver stated that the Committee of Imperial Defence had asked the Red Cross Society to organise the Voluntary ...
... address will be given at both meetings by Colonel James Magill. c. 8.. late Coldstream Guards, on The formatkin of voluntary aid detachments. We are asked to state that under the auspices of the Stoke Branch of the British Red Cross Society a course of ...