Yvonne FitzRoy wrote a book, with this title, about her experiences as an Orderly serving with the London Unit of the Scottish Women's Hospital in Rumania and Russia. Seventy-five women sailed from Liverpool to Archangel on 30 Aug 1916. Miss FitzRoy arrived back in London on the 7 Jun 1917. The Chief Medical Officer, Dr Elsie Inglis, arrived back in Newcastle on 24 Nov 1917, and died two days later. In total 102 women and two men served in this mission, some for the whole time, others replacing those who returned home -- but who were they?
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Born 1865
Died 1956
British Army Sister DA Depages Hospital Belgium
Other Empire Force Nursing Sister Scottish Women's Hospitals (French Red Cross) London Unit
Born 1885
Other Empire Force Driver Scottish Women's Hospitals (French Red Cross) London Unit
Other Empire Force Driver French Red Cross
Other Empire Force Chauffeur (Driver) Scottish Women's Hospitals [British Committee French Red Cross] London Unit ( Russia/Roumania)
British Army Orderly French Red Cross
Other Empire Force Orderly Scottish Women's Hospitals [British Committee French Red Cross] London Unit ( Russia/Roumania)
Other Empire Force Housekeeper French Red Cross
Other Empire Force Cook Scottish Women's Hospital London Unit
Other Empire Force Housekeeper Scottish Women's Hospital London Unit
Born 1890
Died 1982
Other Empire Force Inspector French Red Cross
Other Empire Force Sanitary Inspector Scottish Women's Hospitals [British Committee French Red Cross] London Unit ( Russia/Roumania)
Born 1867
Died 1920
British Army Administrator French Red Cross
Other Empire Force Administrator Scottish Women's Hospital