The Story of British V.A.D. Work in the Great War |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 40
Page 212
... Army Inspector , " that instead of having one or two impro- vised Ambulance trains , there arrived twice or three times as many - what would you do for food for them ? " We have arranged with the Army Service Supply Unit , " was the ...
... Army Inspector , " that instead of having one or two impro- vised Ambulance trains , there arrived twice or three times as many - what would you do for food for them ? " We have arranged with the Army Service Supply Unit , " was the ...
Page 231
... ARMY RATIONS Both patients and staff are fed on Army rations , and this fact does not add to the joys of the cook , for she very often has to wait for the arrival of the rations , and then they may not be in the least what she had ...
... ARMY RATIONS Both patients and staff are fed on Army rations , and this fact does not add to the joys of the cook , for she very often has to wait for the arrival of the rations , and then they may not be in the least what she had ...
Page 297
... Army . Day after day they were soaked to the skin , and once two of the sisters were nearly drowned in a river . Over moun- tains in snowstorms , through deep mud , with boots frozen to feet , these women went on day after day , food ...
... Army . Day after day they were soaked to the skin , and once two of the sisters were nearly drowned in a river . Over moun- tains in snowstorms , through deep mud , with boots frozen to feet , these women went on day after day , food ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 9 |
HISTORY OF THE V A D MOVEMENT | 20 |
THE BOMBARDMENT OF A V A D HOSPITAL | 80 |
5 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abroad Ambu Ambulance Association Ambulance trains amongst Army beds Belgian Birmingham British Red Cross carried charge civilian clean comfort Commandant convoy cooking County Director David's Centre DepĂ´t Devonshire House district dressings Dublin duty England equipment firing line France French German girls give given hands honour hospital ship hospital trains hundreds improvised John Ambulance Brigade John of Jerusalem journey kind kitchen labour Lady Lancashire large number London matron ment Military Authorities Military Hospitals motor motor-ambulances never night officer Order of St orderlies organization patients railway station Red Cross Society Rest Station Salonika Scottish sent Serbian shell sick and wounded Sinn Fein soldiers sorts staff staffed stretcher thing thousands town trained nurses transport troops unit V.A. Detachments V.A.D. Hospitals V.A.D. members V.A.D. nurses Voluntary Aid Detachments wagons War Office ward whilst women wonderful workers