LYONS, Charles Henry Imperial War Museum Collection, Accession Number E000238


  • Imperial War Museum
    Source
  • 3
    Total Reels
  • Conrad Wood (Imperial War Museum)
    Interviewer
  • 01:09:47
    Total Running Time
  • English
    Language


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  • 11 Jul 1989
    Recording Date
  • 00:28:38
    Running Time
  • MP3
    Format
  • Citation/reproduction requires written permission from the source
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Synopsis

Synopsis is taken from the source:
Recollections of period as NCO with Royal Army Medical Corps in London, GB, 1940: work of unit dealing with casualties from bombing; incident of driving over badly damaged bridge over River Thames after bombing of St George’s Hospital; public morale; attending incident at Coronation Buildings where shelter was flooded; opinion of role of female volunteers; attitude of civilians towards Germans; civilian use of London Underground station shelters; incident of delivering baby after raid on Mile End Road; contrast in sound of German and British aircraft; fatiguing effects of air raids.

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  • 11 Jul 1989
    Recording Date
  • 00:12:43
    Running Time
  • MP3
    Format
  • Citation/reproduction requires written permission from the source
    Conditions Governing Access

Synopsis

Synopsis is taken from the source:
Continues: dealing with ulcers; encounters with snakes and eating snake meat; opinion of the jungle; treatment of ulcers; collapse of hospital hut in monsoon; attitude towards dropping of the atomic bombs; Japanese threat to massacre Allied POWs in event of Allied invasion.

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