Talks at Southern Command Study Period, and Shaftesbury Military Hospital Medical Society

Date:: 1943-1944

Reference:: RAMC/524/7/2-3

Part of:: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection

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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments CollectionRAMC
- Papers of Major General Robert Eric BarnsleyRAMC/524
  - Records of activities as DDMS, Headquarters, Southern Command, 1941-1946RAMC/524/7/1-3
    - Talks at Southern Command Study Period, and Shaftesbury Military Hospital Medical SocietyRAMC/524/7/2-3

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Talks at Southern Command Study Period, and Shaftesbury Military Hospital Medical Society. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Comprises summaries of the talks at Southern Command Study Period, 7-8 April 1943 (RAMC/524/7/2); and draft of Barnsley's talk to Shaftesbury Military Hospital Medical Society, re medical arrangements of the operations in Europe after D-Day, as they affected Southern Command, c. October 1944 (RAMC/524/7/3).

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1943-1944

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

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