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    My daughter-in-law has found a small wooden first aid box which she wanted me to re-patriate! It measures approx 300mm x 200mm x 100mm and has the following info on it.

    91572 SGT DAVIS
    RAMC B. SPT.SQN
    FIRST AID

    This is the only info I have. I've had a look on Findmypast and Ancestry without success. Can anyone help with any info or guidance? Thanks

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    Is this how it translates?

    RAMC - Royal Army Medical Corp
    B. B as in divided into sections A / B / C
    SPT.SQN -support sqadron

    https://www.longlongtrail.co.uk/army/...rst-world-war/

    https://www.ramc-ww1.com/ramc_in_war.php

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    Hi

    Are you sure about the name &/or service number.
    Looking at medal index cards on national archives gave this result for the service number-
    Medal card of Evans, George E Corps: Royal Army Medical Corps Regiment No: ...
    Reference:
    WO 372/6/226567
    Description: Medal card of Evans, George E
    Corps Regiment No Rank
    Royal Army Medical Corps 91572 Private
    Date: 1914-1920
    Held by: The National Archives, Kew

    Checking for a Sergeant Davis of RAMC in the same site gave no results, no results for 91572 with surname of Davis either. Using 91572 gave 10 results, not that name and only the above one RAMC???
    regards

    Robert
    Remembering

    My Father 1819170 Lance Bombardier Robert Simpson 39/14 L.A.A. R.A.

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