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Major George Weston RAMC and his wife Mary Rebecca

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Some of you may have been following, the story from India about the church and grave of Mary Weston at  the old Dagshai cantonement. The following message has now been recieved from the Indian museum autorities at Dagshai.

Annual Service at National Memorial Arboretum 2017

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Annual Service at NMA 2017

 

AMS Museum Move

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THE MUSEUM OF MILITARY MEDICINE: THE FUTURE OF OUR HERITAGE

Readers may be aware that the Army Medical Services Museum plans to move from its current location at Keogh Barracks and that it will be changing its name to The Museum of Military Medicine, but perhaps will not know the reasons for the proposed changes. In fact the project is picking up speed after several months of discussions with various partners, and now is a good time to explain what is happening.

Commonwealth News

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Royal New Zealand Army Medical Corps Association has a website and facebook page. Link for their website is www.rnzamc.org.nz

Some years ago the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps became part of a tri-service organsation known as the Royal Canadian Medical Service. An association has been formed and the link to their website is

www.royalcdnmedicalsvc.ca

The Royal Australian Army Medical Corps Association has has a website for many years, for those unaware of its existance the link is www.raamc.org.au

 

Forces TV Celebrates HM The Queen 90th Birthday

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Forces TV have produced a special programme to celebrate HM The Queen's 90th birthday - "On Her Majesty's Service - An An Audience With The Queen"

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  2. Keogh Barracks Redevelopment
  3. HRH Duke of Cambridge Presents Ebola Medals
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The RAMC Association

William Boog LeishmanIn 1925, the RAMC Association was formed to further the camaraderie of WW1 Corps veterans with Sir William Leishman being the first President. There are now some 28 branches around UK with a predominantly veteran membership although most serving Corps members also are members centrally. The Association has traditionally been supported by Corps Funds and especially for the expenses of the branch standards and standard bearers.