The Story of British V.A.D. Work in the Great War |
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Page 21
... civilian reserve to the Army Medical Department in time of war , this organization having arranged for classes to be held all over the country ; in consequence many thousands of men and women knew the rudiments of these arts . Then came ...
... civilian reserve to the Army Medical Department in time of war , this organization having arranged for classes to be held all over the country ; in consequence many thousands of men and women knew the rudiments of these arts . Then came ...
Page 117
... for the civilian population . In addition to this work , they meet all trains and convoys of wounded , and help to unload them and transport them to the various hospitals to which they are AIR RAID AND OTHER DUTIES 117.
... for the civilian population . In addition to this work , they meet all trains and convoys of wounded , and help to unload them and transport them to the various hospitals to which they are AIR RAID AND OTHER DUTIES 117.
Page 168
... their way to King George V Hospital . In fact , there was a continuous procession of refugees , both military and civilian . There was such terrible difficulty in procuring bread that the 168 THE STORY OF BRITISH V.A.D. WORK.
... their way to King George V Hospital . In fact , there was a continuous procession of refugees , both military and civilian . There was such terrible difficulty in procuring bread that the 168 THE STORY OF BRITISH V.A.D. WORK.
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 9 |
HISTORY OF THE V A D MOVEMENT | 20 |
THE BOMBARDMENT OF A V A D HOSPITAL | 80 |
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