RE: Free Chemical Casualties Journal

[Guest guest]

I can send you an official pdf on similar if you'd like a copy, or I

could send it to the Listowner and they might be able to post it for

everyone, let me know.

Carpenter

Free " Chemical Casualties " Journal

>Greetings all

>

>I understand that you can get a free copy of a special issue of the Journal

>of the

>Royal Army Medical Corps dealing with " Chemical Casualties " by sending a

SAE

>to:

>

>Margaret Baines, Defence Medical Library Service,

>Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

>Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

>

>The journal is 404 pages and is in A4 format. Postage will cost £1.01p

>(first class)

>or £0.80p (second class).

>

> S.

>

>

>

>

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>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi /All

I suspect you got the information from the flyer with the BASICS newsletter. As

the person who started " spreading the word " about this, just a quick update.

For some reason, far too many were ordered and there are boxes (54 in a box if

anybody wants one) just getting in the way. When I went to get a box so we

could send a copy to all the members of the BATLS Training Team they asked me if

I would take another box. If anybody wants more than one copy, an A4 envelope

plus the Journal weighs 280 gms so adjust the postage accordingly.

It is unclassified but very informative (even has it's own ISBN number). The

problem for our friends from outside the UK is that DMLS does not have the

resources to accept foreign currency, so I would suggest getting somebody in the

UK to get you one.

Nice work , should have thought of this means myself.

All the best

Mark

Free " Chemical Casualties " Journal

Greetings all

I understand that you can get a free copy of a special issue of the Journal

of the

Royal Army Medical Corps dealing with " Chemical Casualties " by sending a SAE

to:

Margaret Baines, Defence Medical Library Service,

Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

The journal is 404 pages and is in A4 format. Postage will cost £1.01p

(first class)

or £0.80p (second class).

S.

[Guest guest]

C

Thanxs for the offers but I already have a copy.

I was just passing on the info in case anyone wanted a copy.

Cheers - S

Re: Free " Chemical Casualties " Journal

I can send you an official pdf on similar if you'd like a copy, or I

could send it to the Listowner and they might be able to post it for

everyone, let me know.

Carpenter

[Guest guest]

So is anyone in the UK willingto help the Yanks get a copy?

Cory

> Hi /All

>

> I suspect you got the information from the flyer with the BASICS

newsletter. As the person who started " spreading the word " about

this, just a quick update.

>

> For some reason, far too many were ordered and there are boxes (54

in a box if anybody wants one) just getting in the way. When I went

to get a box so we could send a copy to all the members of the BATLS

Training Team they asked me if I would take another box. If anybody

wants more than one copy, an A4 envelope plus the Journal weighs 280

gms so adjust the postage accordingly.

>

> It is unclassified but very informative (even has it's own ISBN

number). The problem for our friends from outside the UK is that

DMLS does not have the resources to accept foreign currency, so I

would suggest getting somebody in the UK to get you one.

>

> Nice work , should have thought of this means myself.

>

> All the best

>

> Mark

> Free " Chemical Casualties " Journal

>

>

> Greetings all

>

> I understand that you can get a free copy of a special issue of

the Journal

> of the

> Royal Army Medical Corps dealing with " Chemical Casualties " by

sending a SAE

> to:

>

> Margaret Baines, Defence Medical Library Service,

> Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

> Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

>

> The journal is 404 pages and is in A4 format. Postage will cost

£1.01p

> (first class)

> or £0.80p (second class).

>

> S.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Cory,

Why go to all that bother when you have excellent

sources in the US. The following are online guides

to this area.

CDC www.cdc.gov

USAMRICD http://ccc.apgea.army.mil/

USAMRIID http://www.usamriid.army.mil/education/

There are also CPD credits available for the two

US army sites.

Cheers,

Ross

> Re: Free

> " Chemical Casualties " Journal

>

>

> So is anyone in the UK willingto help

> the Yanks get a copy?

>

> Cory

>

> > Hi /All

> >

> > I suspect you got the information

> from the flyer with the BASICS

> newsletter. As the person who started

> " spreading the word " about

> this, just a quick update.

> >

> > For some reason, far too many were

> ordered and there are boxes (54

> in a box if anybody wants one) just

> getting in the way. When I went

> to get a box so we could send a copy to

> all the members of the BATLS

> Training Team they asked me if I would

> take another box. If anybody

> wants more than one copy, an A4

> envelope plus the Journal weighs 280

> gms so adjust the postage accordingly.

> >

> > It is unclassified but very

> informative (even has it's own ISBN

> number). The problem for our friends

> from outside the UK is that

> DMLS does not have the resources to

> accept foreign currency, so I

> would suggest getting somebody in the

> UK to get you one.

> >

> > Nice work , should have thought

> of this means myself.

> >

> > All the best

> >

> > Mark

> > Free

> " Chemical Casualties " Journal

> >

> >

> > Greetings all

> >

> > I understand that you can get a

> free copy of a special issue of

> the Journal

> > of the

> > Royal Army Medical Corps dealing

> with " Chemical Casualties " by

> sending a SAE

> > to:

> >

> > Margaret Baines, Defence Medical

> Library Service,

> > Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

> > Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

> >

> > The journal is 404 pages and is in

> A4 format. Postage will cost

> £1.01p

> > (first class)

> > or £0.80p (second class).

> >

> > S.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ross,

Checked the sites out and must say I am impressed. Didn;t even think

about looking at them.

Cory

> > > Hi /All

> > >

> > > I suspect you got the information

> > from the flyer with the BASICS

> > newsletter. As the person who started

> > " spreading the word " about

> > this, just a quick update.

> > >

> > > For some reason, far too many were

> > ordered and there are boxes (54

> > in a box if anybody wants one) just

> > getting in the way. When I went

> > to get a box so we could send a copy to

> > all the members of the BATLS

> > Training Team they asked me if I would

> > take another box. If anybody

> > wants more than one copy, an A4

> > envelope plus the Journal weighs 280

> > gms so adjust the postage accordingly.

> > >

> > > It is unclassified but very

> > informative (even has it's own ISBN

> > number). The problem for our friends

> > from outside the UK is that

> > DMLS does not have the resources to

> > accept foreign currency, so I

> > would suggest getting somebody in the

> > UK to get you one.

> > >

> > > Nice work , should have thought

> > of this means myself.

> > >

> > > All the best

> > >

> > > Mark

> > > Free

> > " Chemical Casualties " Journal

> > >

> > >

> > > Greetings all

> > >

> > > I understand that you can get a

> > free copy of a special issue of

> > the Journal

> > > of the

> > > Royal Army Medical Corps dealing

> > with " Chemical Casualties " by

> > sending a SAE

> > > to:

> > >

> > > Margaret Baines, Defence Medical

> > Library Service,

> > > Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

> > > Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

> > >

> > > The journal is 404 pages and is in

> > A4 format. Postage will cost

> > £1.01p

> > > (first class)

> > > or £0.80p (second class).

> > >

> > > S.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

ref the document referred to in the original message, where do I send for a

copy?

JC

Re: Free

>> " Chemical Casualties " Journal

>>

>>

>> So is anyone in the UK willingto help

>> the Yanks get a copy?

>>

>> Cory

>>

>> > Hi /All

>> >

>> > I suspect you got the information

>> from the flyer with the BASICS

>> newsletter. As the person who started

>> " spreading the word " about

>> this, just a quick update.

>> >

>> > For some reason, far too many were

>> ordered and there are boxes (54

>> in a box if anybody wants one) just

>> getting in the way. When I went

>> to get a box so we could send a copy to

>> all the members of the BATLS

>> Training Team they asked me if I would

>> take another box. If anybody

>> wants more than one copy, an A4

>> envelope plus the Journal weighs 280

>> gms so adjust the postage accordingly.

>> >

>> > It is unclassified but very

>> informative (even has it's own ISBN

>> number). The problem for our friends

>> from outside the UK is that

>> DMLS does not have the resources to

>> accept foreign currency, so I

>> would suggest getting somebody in the

>> UK to get you one.

>> >

>> > Nice work , should have thought

>> of this means myself.

>> >

>> > All the best

>> >

>> > Mark

>> > Free

>> " Chemical Casualties " Journal

>> >

>> >

>> > Greetings all

>> >

>> > I understand that you can get a

>> free copy of a special issue of

>> the Journal

>> > of the

>> > Royal Army Medical Corps dealing

>> with " Chemical Casualties " by

>> sending a SAE

>> > to:

>> >

>> > Margaret Baines, Defence Medical

>> Library Service,

>> > Room 3, Mackenzie Block, Fort Blockhouse,

>> > Gosport, Hants, PO12 2AB.

>> >

>> > The journal is 404 pages and is in

>> A4 format. Postage will cost

>> £1.01p

>> > (first class)

>> > or £0.80p (second class).

>> >

>> > S.

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >