The WW1 Medical Services Living History Society is a collaboration of some of the biggest, best and brightest WW1 Medical Service Living Historians and Reenactors, combining the might of small groups, individual reenactors and medical units attached to larger WW1 Living History groups, giving us the ability to portray the fascinating and somewhat overlooked history of the complete chain of evacuation.
From the Regimental Aid Point, through the Field Ambulances and the Aid Posts, to the Casualty Clearing Station. All the way to Base Hospitals and the Convalescence back in Blighty.
From the Regimental Stretcher Bearers, the Medical Orderlies and Medical Officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps, the Nurses of the Queen Alexander Imperial Military Nursing Service and the Volunteer Aid Detachment and everything weird and wonderful in-between.
From the Regimental Aid Point, through the Field Ambulances and the Aid Posts, to the Casualty Clearing Station. All the way to Base Hospitals and the Convalescence back in Blighty.
From the Regimental Stretcher Bearers, the Medical Orderlies and Medical Officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps, the Nurses of the Queen Alexander Imperial Military Nursing Service and the Volunteer Aid Detachment and everything weird and wonderful in-between.
About the Group
- Location
- Nationwide
- Founded
- 2026
- Group Size
- Medium
Joining Info
- Minimum Age
- 18+
- Membership
- No subscription required
- Kit / Impression
- Bring your own
- Training
- Offered for beginners
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