Brigade Register and Record Sheets (BF1) were created to collect and contain information on Brigade members. The forms generally include the membership number, name, rank, address, profession and uniform ownership of Brigade members'; member qualifications including ambulance work, language, military training and willingness to act as a Sick Attendant in British Hospitals or engage in Ambulance Transport Service abroad and in the United Kingdom in the case of War; information on the number of drills, duty parades, Divisional Inspections, Corps or District Inspections attended by members' during the year as well as any passed re-examinations; information on the efficiency of members', the initials of the Officer in charge of the Division and the signatures of members; a notes section including information relating to member military service, air raid precaution training, Order of St John member rank, member resignations and member transfers.
After 1923 the forms are titled 'Annual return and Record' (BF1) and include further information on the Division including summary statistics such as the numerical strength of the division, drills held, attendance, inspections, re-examinations, equipment, transport, roadside huts, roadside boxes, first aid posts and beach huts; members enrolled in Royal Naval Auxiliary Sick Berth Reserve, Voluntary Aid Detachments, Military Hospitals Reserve, Air Raid Precaution training and instructorship and war service; the number of public first aid nursing and anti-gas courses held and the number of medical comforts depots; the name and qualification of the Divisional Surgeon, rank and name of the Officer or member in charge and the name of the Honorary President and Vice President of the Division.
Additional information collected from 1920s includes information the number of transport duties, road service duties and cases attended; Air Raid Precautions certifications and grades awarded to members as well as service medals, bars and service chevrons awarded to members. Please note from 1923 there are multiple copies of each year.
After 1923 the forms are titled 'Annual return and Record' (BF1) and include further information on the Division including summary statistics such as the numerical strength of the division, drills held, attendance, inspections, re-examinations, equipment, transport, roadside huts, roadside boxes, first aid posts and beach huts; members enrolled in Royal Naval Auxiliary Sick Berth Reserve, Voluntary Aid Detachments, Military Hospitals Reserve, Air Raid Precaution training and instructorship and war service; the number of public first aid nursing and anti-gas courses held and the number of medical comforts depots; the name and qualification of the Divisional Surgeon, rank and name of the Officer or member in charge and the name of the Honorary President and Vice President of the Division.
Additional information collected from 1920s includes information the number of transport duties, road service duties and cases attended; Air Raid Precautions certifications and grades awarded to members as well as service medals, bars and service chevrons awarded to members. Please note from 1923 there are multiple copies of each year.
