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War Hospital Badges

Started by Sarah Rogers, September 17, 2012, 06:48:32 PM

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Sarah Rogers

Hi, does anyone know if badges were awarded to staff working in the finding hospitals:
3rd London Territorial (wandsworth)
and nottingham millitary hospital/ bagthorpe
and would a territorial Force matron have been awarded them?
many thanks, Lizzie

barrysutton

In answer to the two questions, No & No.

barrysutton

To elaborate on my previous answer, any nurse would only recieve a badge for her/his training hospital.
The one badge/medal the matron may have had was either a Territorial Nursing medal worn on the left hand side of her tippet and/or a Queen Alexandria's Military Nursing Service medal (one or the other not both - also there have been 3 patterns of the first mentioned medal and 2 patterns of the second medal). The matron may also have been gazetted and awarded either an A.R.R.C. or an R.R.C.

Sarah Rogers

Thanks Barry, thats a great help...is there anything on the internet that would show the paerns?...i have serached, I am going to the Imp War Museum on 23rd oct...cant sooner, ...she worked from 1911-1916 territorial force(r), then 1916-1919 qaimnsr... and did get the RRC..1st class,
thanks, Lizzie

barrysutton

Because it was W.W.1, she should have had a Q.A.I.M.N.S.R. medal and her R.R.C., however they would not usually have been worn together.

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