QARNNS Veil folding
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Nora Miller, later Lewis, (born 1940) (pictured above in Malta when she was a QARNNS) is one of the rare women who nursed in both UK navies,...
A hospital ward - National Maritime Museum
Its initial 3 ward capacity was expanded during WW2 to accommodate over 200 patients served by 5 medical officers, and 60 staff
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Copy photograph of Miss M Hadderton, Queen Alexander Royal Naval Nursing Service (QARNNS) who was Matron at HMS Ganges during WWII and is buried in Shotley Churchyard,
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THE END OF A WELL FOUGHT WAR : the Peace Procession 1919 [Main Title]
QARNNS, 1983.
The Royal Hospital Haslar was the largest hospital in England. It had a long and distinguished history serving military personnel, and later civilians. The site closed in 2009.
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Members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) feeding a convalescent patient with the aid of a feeding tube at the Royal Naval Hospital, Granton.
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Carried in the arms of Royal Navy nurse Lieutenant Hannah Klepacz, young Columbus Vidal is landed safely on board Britain's flagship - one of 39 vulnerable people evacuated from Dominica by HMS Ocean.
photograph of the visit by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth ll in July 1961. The photograph shows the Queen, masked by Captain Gower, being introduced to the matron and medical staff.
Female nurses accompany convalescent patients listening to a gramophone in the grounds of the Royal Naval Hospital, Granton.
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