What does RAMC stand for?

Royal Army Medical Corps

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Major Chris Wright, a doctor with the Royal Army Medical Corps, said: "We were ready with the full trauma team stood to.

Soldier shot in helmet is lucky to live

TA soldiers from 201 Field Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps marked the anniversary at Fenham Barracks, with a drumhead service and parade in nearby Leazes Park, Newcastle.

NORTH TODAY: Medics remember; TERRITORIAL ARMY

Dr Naismith had served in the Royal Army Medical Corps in Abyssinia and later joined the 7th Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment (TA), serving as a medical officer with the rank of major.

Obituaries: Dr Robert Naismith; Former family doctor in Colne Valley ...

After qualifying in medicine at Liverpool University in 1937, he became a GP before joining the Royal Army Medical Corps.

Anaesthetic pioneer dies

I served for 22 years in the Royal Army Medical Corps finishing my service in 1988.

In the Army, all are soldiers first

The Union flag-draped coffin was carried into the church by eight colleagues from her regiment, the Royal Army Medical Corps, in a ceremony with full military honours.

Iraq victim Eleanor is laid to rest

YES PRIVATE Michelle Morris of the Royal Army Medical Corps is shown carrying a gun, and doubts have been expressed as to this being allowed under the Articles of the Geneva Convention of the International Red Cross.

Should medics be allowed to bear arms? DEBATE

Her commanding officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, Lieutenant Colonel Martin Toney, said: "DZ was one of those soldiers who, despite a degree of shyness and a natural reticence, always surprised with her guts and determination.

WILLIAM MOURNS HIS ARMY PAL JOANNE; Girl, 24, among Basra bomb victims