The Royal Army Medical Corps Vaporiser: (also called the Australian Army Endotracheal Ether Apparatus)

The Australian Army Medical Corps

In the words of the subtitle this is an j illustrated and detailed account of the early i organisation and work of the Australian Medical Units in Egypt in 1914-15. It is written by Sir James Barrett and Lieut. P. E. Deane, Quartermaster of the first Australian General Hospital in Egypt. Men who have served in Egypt are well aware of the great energy and usefulness of the author Sir James Barre...

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

GAZETTE." 7348967 S-;Sjt. Winston Douglas Chipchase, l{oyal October 19, 1944.-The KING has been graciously Army Medical Corps (Newcastle-on-Tyne). pleased to give orders for the following appointment 7357163 Sjt. Thomas William Gallagher, Royal to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, in Army Medical Corps (Newcastle-oll-Tyne). recognition of distinguished services in connection 7357523 Cpl. (...

Experiences with the Australian army medical corps at Gallipoli.

The No. 1 Australian Stationary Hospital disembarked on the 23rd of January, and entrained for Cairo. On arrival we were sent to Maadi, an English suburb of Cairo, near which the Light Horse camp was situated ... Our life settled down into a dull routine, with the exception of my own, for, on the 10th of February, I developed pleurisy and bronchopneumonia, finally being sent to the No. 1 Genera...

The corps disease: brucellosis and its historical association with the Royal Army Medical Corps.

Brucellosis (also known as Malta, Mediterranean or Undulant Fever) has aptly been nicknamed the Corps Disease because of the major role played by the Royal Army Medical Corps in elucidating its nature and discovering its mode of spread, thus leading to its prevention and eradication. This history of brucellosis, incorporating a complete bibliography of all references to the disease in the Journ...

The Royal Army Dental Corps during the last ten years.