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DMS, 21 Army Group, 1943-1944: preparations for D-Day

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Comprises the following:
<li>RAMC/408/2/1: Notes (re preparations for invasion of North-west Europe). 1943-1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/2: Map of northern France. 1943-1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/3: Notes and minutes re Tomlinson's conference with Major General Kenner. April 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/4: Notes for meetings with officers commanding General Hospitals. April 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/5: Instructions from General Alexander Hood re co-operation with U.S. Army Medical Services. May 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/6: Estimates of casualties and plans for evacuation. Feb-May 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/7: Plans re hospital accommodation. c. April 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/8: Schedule of casualty returns required by the DMS. c. April 1944</li>
<li>RAMC/408/2/9: Notes, tables, etc., re personnel, units available, etc. 1944</li>

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DMS, 21 Army Group, 1943-1944: preparations for D-Day

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