Kenneth Roberts

Date:: 1938-1972

Reference:: RAMC/1081/2

Part of:: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection

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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments CollectionRAMC
- Souvenirs of RAMC service of (Private) Percy Roberts (1st World War) and his son, Private Kenneth Roberts (2nd World War)RAMC/1081
  - Kenneth RobertsRAMC/1081/2

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Kenneth Roberts. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider

The original material is held at The Museum of Military Medicine.

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Description

Comprises:

RAMC/1081/2/1: Service and pay book, with receipt (1938) of Territorial Army badge of 140th Field Ambulance, 1938-1948.

RAMC/1081/2/2: Photograph of 141st (County of London) Field Ambulance at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Bondues, near Lille, France, April 1940.

RAMC/1081/2/3: Identity certificate, September 1941.

RAMC/1081/2/4: "Fighting up the boot of Italy: the 5th Division almost complete the circuit", leaflet by Captain Colin Morris, c.1943.

RAMC/1081/2/5: Map illustrating the Allied advance on Rome, 1943.

RAMC/1081/2/6: Photograph of stretcher-bearers of 141 Field Ambulance, marching through an Italian Town, c.1943.

RAMC/1081/2/7: Note book recording letters and parcels received, countries visited, etc., 1943-1946.

RAMC/1081/2/8: Order of Service, Thanksgiving Service on conclusion of the campaign in North-West Europe, 1945.

RAMC/1081/2/9: Menu of annual dinner of 141st (County of London) Field Ambulance Association, 1972.

Publication/Creation

1938-1972

Physical description

1 file

Terms of use

Open and available by appointment at the Museum of Military Medicine. A digitised copy is available to view via the online catalogue on the Wellcome Collection website.