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by rcms_as2mwc | May 12, 2017 | Administration, Historical Interest/Intérêt historique
Article published in French on May 10th 2017 in Le Droit newspaper to honour Lt Laura Gamble, one of the nursing sisters or Bluebirds as they were called, who served during WWI. She is described as a heroine of the 150th anniversary of Confederation. She was born in...
by rcms_as2mwc | Apr 29, 2017 | Administration, Historical Interest/Intérêt historique
Somewhere in France (9 April 1917): A centenary review of medical arrangements at Vimy Ridge. A timely article by LCol Vivian McAlister, 1 Canadian Field Hospital, discussing the medical arrangement at the Battle of Vimy Ridge. Click here to read.
by rcms_as2mwc | Mar 31, 2017 | Administration, Historical Interest/Intérêt historique
George Saulnier, a Canadian veteran now living in Phoenix, has produced an interesting and informative video based on John Burwell Hillsman’s Eleven Men and A Scalpel. Follow the links to view the first two parts of the three part series: Part One “Field...
by rcms_as2mwc | Mar 4, 2017 | Administration, Historical Interest/Intérêt historique
Thanks to the CFHSTC we have discovered some significant medical artifacts in the Base Borden Military Museum which definitely merit sharing. Click here to see what was discovered.
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by rcms_as2mwc | Jan 22, 2017 | Administration, Staying Informed, Uncategorized
Twenty years after servicing a six-month tour as IFOR Theatre Surgeon in Bosnia-Herzegovina, former FMC Command Surgeon, Colonel Peter Green has agreed to share some observations from his tour. Letters from Sarajevo examine the military medical facilities and resource...
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