Diary of Gerald Eugene MacDonald Stuart - Part 5

Conflict:
First World War, 1914–18
Subject:
  • Documents and letters
Status:
Open to contributions
Accession number:
AWM2022.6.44
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& a certain amount of our work
for the [[?]] of  time motors
present would have been avoided
not to mention the greater comfort afforded patients
by having a [[?]] of [[?]]
It has always been understood
(1) That the S.M.O. of a Brigade
was responsible for the xxxxxx
care treatment & [[?]]  of
sick & wounded for this [[?]]
Brigade (2) that for this purpose certain
equipment was allotted him
( being definately laid down in
Establishment)  (3) that this
equipment ^ of which motor amb transport was directly under
his charge & that he was
responsible for it. Yet this post
of Ambulance equipment is detailed

detached & distributed without
the Amb commander being considered
in the slightest
The question of a motor amb
being detailed with D.M.O is

open to [[contravening]]. If the

 

for the purpose of evacuating
sick occuring on [[?]]

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