Americans Run Six British Field Hospitals in France
British Headquarters in France reports that American doctors nurses and enlisted men have taken over six general field hospitals near the front. Units organized by the American Red Cross as United States base hospitals are now under regular army command with American surgeons nurses and enlisted staff. The articles describe hospital capacity improvements and the cooperation between American and British staffs amid wartime operations.
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German Socialists Offer Aid to Russian Council
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