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The Friends' Ambulance Unit 1914-1919. A Record [1920, Quaker Red Cross Volunteers]

Digitised by Google Books from the collection of the University of Illinois, see Source below. If necessary, click on Show More, below. The Friend’s Ambulance Unit was founded by Quakers outside of the official structures of their faith. It operated under the wartime Joint Committee of the British Red Cross and Order of St John. For a general description, also see the 24 page booklet https://archive.org/details/friendsambulanceunit2018 In France and Flanders, the various units worked within the French military medical system as Section Sanitaire Anglaise S.S.As, whereas the Ambulance train work was part of the British military medical system. There was also work performed for the civilian population. Also see the books/book chapter SSA 14 Section Sanitaire Anglaise Quatorze 1915-1919. An Account of the Activities in Belgium & Northern France of a Section of the Friends’ Ambulance Unit https://archive.org/details/ssa14sectionsanitaireanglaisequatorze A Train Errant. Being the Experiences of a Voluntary Unit in France, and an Anthology from their Magazine 1915-1919 [No. 16 Ambulance Train, Friends’ Ambulance Unit] https://archive.org/details/trainerrantambulancetrain Experiences in t

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