The Royal Navy Medical Branch 1971

"Looking after the Navy"
A look at the Royal Navy Medical Branch featuring various ships and shore establishments
Dive into the fascinating history of the Royal Navy's medical branches during the 1970s with this rare and insightful military documentary. This vintage film provides an in-depth look at the essential roles played by the medical personnel in ensuring the health and well-being of sailors and officers at sea. From the demanding conditions on naval ships to the cutting-edge medical practices of the time, this documentary sheds light on the vital contributions of doctors, nurses, and medical assistants who served with dedication and bravery.
Explore the day-to-day challenges faced by these unsung heroes as they navigate the unique environment of naval medicine. Whether it's handling emergencies at sea, conducting life-saving surgeries, or maintaining overall crew health, the medical branches were at the heart of keeping the Royal Navy operational and ready for any mission.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, military buffs, and those interested in medical history, this film is a must-watch for anyone looking to learn more about the Royal Navy's commitment to its personnel. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more historical documentaries and military insights.
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[@davidhoward5392]

22 years in the Royal Naval Medical Branch 😆 🤣, had a year at RNH Gibraltar.,

[@dulls8475]

Had my tonsils out at Hasler in about 71. I am now 60.

[@bugler75]

Ah, the Tampon Tiffies!

[@smorris7741]

'2 brufen, come see me next week if it gets worse' -RN MA

[@Hants_Prints]

don't forget the tube grip

[@davidhoward5392]

@smorris7741 as an ex RN medic, your welcome. Remember, sympathy comes between shit and syphilis