R290.00
“Soon after the onset of the South African War on 11 October 1899, it became obvious to the British authorities that the Royal Army Medical Corps would not be able to cope with the numbers of casualties from battle and disease. A call went out for volunteers from the St John Ambulance Brigade to serve for six month tours in South Africa; these personnel would mainly be posted to base hospitals, thus freeing RAMC members for service at the front.”
Price: R290.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1998
Publishers: Peter Beighton
Condition: Excellent – as new.
1 in stock
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“Soon after the onset of the South African War on 11 October 1899, it became obvious to the British authorities that the Royal Army Medical Corps would not be able to cope with the numbers of casualties from battle and disease. A call went out for volunteers from the St John Ambulance Brigade to serve for six month tours in South Africa; these personnel would mainly be posted to base hospitals, thus freeing RAMC members for service at the front.”
Price: R290.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1998
Publishers: Peter Beighton
Condition: Excellent – as new.
Additional information
| Weight | 420 g |
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