CLRSTA

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CLRSTAClearing Station
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2 Canadian Casualty Clearing Station at Remy Siding (Flanders), where for eight months she worked close to the front lines.
GRACE JEAN CONNER MCKENZIE NURSING SISTER
105 Field Ambulance, sent to a Casualty Clearing Station and transferred to No.
Died of wounds after being shelled in retreat
"In addition, the casualty clearing station provided a place for essential triage to take place to ensure the best possible onwards care, and provide the means for the most effective utilisation of NWAS resources (ambulance staff) for onward dispersal of patients in the most challenging circumstances.
Firefighters were stopped from going in - and were sent to a station three miles away instead; Unsung heroes who were on the scene within 30 seconds; NHS teams were amazing, but for some there was a lack of mental health support
Elise Kemp was born in Wellington in 1883 and was killed on October 20, 1917 while on duty at the 37th Casualty Clearing Station in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking northern portion of Belgium, engaged in treating the wounded from local action that day.
Theatre of war: New Zealand perioperative nursing in World War One
Eventually he was taken to a casualty clearing station where he died.
Under heavy fire, Lance Corporal Jarvis blew up bridge and halted German advance.. his bravery made him the first WWI Scot to be given Victoria Cross; THE BIG READ 11 WON TOP MILITARY HONOUR FOR COURAGE IN FIRST YEAR OF CONFLICT; Heroic soldier to be remembered at ceremony
My great-grandfather suf-suf fered horrendous wounds, dying within hours of being taken to a casualty clearing station a few miles from the front line.
Scene of slaughter called Devil's Wood; THE GREAT WAR
He died of his wounds in a casualty clearing station a month after the Armistice and is now buried at Terlincthun British Cemetery at Wimille in France.
FROM RUGBY FIELDS TO THE BATTLEFIELDS
Set in a poorly lit wooden shed that served as a casualty clearing station in the first few months of Nevinson's ambulance service, La Patrie depicts row upon row of casualties lying on stretchers on a straw-covered floor.
C.R.W. Nevinson Painting the Great War
A total of 25 other patients from the bus were assessed by the crews who set up a casualty clearing station in the hotel.
One dead and eight injured as bus and car collide
He was assigned to a small tent hospital called a Clearing Station positioned a short distance behind the front lines.
Dr. Harvey Rittenhouse
To the disappointment of its members, it fell victim to traditional thinking among the hierarchy, being subsumed in February 1942 within a casualty clearing station. Desert Surgeons is an interesting and valuable account of an aspect of New Zealand's Second World War effort that is not often addressed.
War Wounds: Medicine and the Trauma of Conflict
After serving as demonstrator in anatomy and senior house surgeon at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, Kilner joined the RAMC, served as a front line surgeon in a Casualty Clearing Station on the Western Front then, in 1918 as a surgical specialist at No.
Kilner's needle holder. (THE NAME BEHIND THE INSTRUMENT)
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