Miscellaneous reports, etc.

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c.1940s
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RAMC/408/4/1-9
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Comprises the following:

  • RAMC/408/4/1: Tomlinson's notes re British Red Cross Society Reconstruction Department plans. With letter, Sept 1944, from Lady Louis Mountbatten [later Countess Mountbatten of Burma] re tour of hospitals in France. c.1944
  • RAMC/408/4/2: Tomlinson's recommendations re optimum size for mobile hospitals. February 1944
  • RAMC/408/4/3: Précis of a report on the results of special tablet ration issued to troops. c.1940s
  • RAMC/408/4/4: Summary of functions and organisation of the RAMC. c.1940s
  • RAMC/408/4/5: Ms. notes re General Hospitals. c.1940s
  • RAMC/408/4/6: Summary of sources of vitamins and minerals in the diet. c.1940s
  • RAMC/408/4/7: Summary of the functions of the Army School of Hygiene at Mytchett. 1943
  • RAMC/408/4/8: Letter of complaint re training of nursing orderlies. November 1943
  • RAMC/408/4/9: Tomlinson's notes for account of the medical services during the invasion of northern Europe. c.1940s

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    c.1940s

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    Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in September 2025 by MH.

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