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Territorial Army Field Hospitals
The Territorial Army was formed on the 1 April 1908 (though known as the Territorial Force until 1921) and included members of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserves, the QAIMNS(R). They were also named the Territorial Army Nursing Service (TANS).
When the QAs became a corps in 1949 members were transferred to the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (QARANC) and retained their TA status, ranks and conditions. Before 1921 the TA was known as the Territorial Force (TF) and nursing members were known as the Territorial Force Nursing Service. The TFNS were formed in 1908 after the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act 1907 was passed. One thing all services have had in common is that they brought a wealth of nursing experience and worked alongside regular army nursing and medical staff. TA nurses continue to work alongside regulars and bring an abundance of nursing and medical knowledge from civilian practice and military training. Many TA nurses are former regular QAs who still want to be involved with the army whilst others are civilian nurses who wish to contribute to the armed forces whilst continuing their regular jobs. All form an important part in modern day military nursing and are deployed throughout the world with the regular army in locations like Serbia, Bosnia, Iraq, the Gulf and Afghanistan. As well as individual postings to field hospitals some TA units deploy at times of conflict. List of UK Territorial Army Field Hospitals and TA Field Ambulances: The British Army Medical Services have active Territorial Army Hospitals that are mobilised throughout the World in places such as Iraq, The Gulf and Afghanistan. Beside each TA field hospital or TA field ambulance is the recruiting area and Headquarters location: 201 Northern Field Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne, Newton Aycliffe and Stockton-on-Tees. HQ - Newcastle, England. Memories of a Nursing Officer serving at 201 Field Hospital Northern (V), based at their ‘C’ Detachment in Norton, a suburb of Stockton on Tees can be read on the DKMH Catterick page 202 Field Hospital Stoke on Trent, Birmingham, Oxford and Shrewsbury. HQ - Birmingham. 203 Field Hospital Abergavenny, Cardiff and Swansea. HQ - Cardiff, Wales. The work of 203 Field Hospital whilst at Afghanistan was shown in the TV programme Doctors and Nurses at War. 
204 (NI) Field Hospital (V) Armagh, Ballymena, Belfast and Newtonards. HQ - Belfast, Northern Ireland. 205 Field Hospital Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow. HQ - Glasgow, Scotland. 207 Field Hospital Blackburn, Bury and Stockport. HQ - Manchester. 208 Field Hospital Liverpool, Ellesmere and Lancaster. HQ - Liverpool. 212 Field Hospital Sheffield, Bradford, Nottingham and Leeds. HQ - Sheffield. 243 Field Hospital Keynsham, Exeter, Plymouth and Portsmouth. HQ - Keynsham. 256 Field Hospital Walworth, Hammersmith, Kingston, Bow. HQ - London 306 Specialist Field Hospital HQ - York. 335 Medical Evacuation Regiment 335 Medical Evacuation Regiment (335 MER) are a specialist unit similar to 306 Specialist Field Hospital and their HQ is also in York. This new unit was formed in 2005 from the old Ambulance Train Squadron. Forces War Records Forces War Records are a military genealogy site where you can find military records of over 3.5 million British Armed Forces personnel cross matched with over 4000 Regiments, Bases and Ships of the British Armed Forces. This link includes a free search and a special discount of 40% off membership offer for visitors from qaranc.co.uk who use the discount code AF40 if they decide to become a member. Search For Free Now. If you like this page and would like to easily share it with your friends and family please use the social networking buttons below: Tweet 
253 Field Ambulance HQ - Belfast. 254 Field Ambulance HQ - Cambridge. 152 Ambulance Regiment Londonderry, Belfast and Bridgend. HQ - Belfast. C (144) Parachute Medical Squadron HQ - London. B (220) Medical Squadron HQ - Maidstone. B (250) Medical Squadron HQ - Hull. B (225) Medical Squadron HQ - Dundee. C (251) Medical Squadron HQ - Sunderland. HQ Army Medical Service TA HQ - York. A QARANC wall plaque and shield is available to buy through Amazon. The QA shield is hand made and ready to hang on the wall. . Buy Now.  View British Army Nursing Books - with free delivery available. If you would like to contribute to this page, suggest changes or inclusions to this website or would like to send me a photograph then please e-mail me. For the official Army QARANC webpage please go to www.army.mod.uk/home.aspx For the QA Association website please go to http://www.army.mod.uk/medical-services/nursing/30987.aspx *********************************************** The information request section has moved to the Army Nursing page. |
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