Papers re service as Director of Medical Services to the British Forces at Constantinople (now Istanbul)

1-8 Papers re service as Director of Medical Services to the British Forces at Constantinople (now Istanbul) 1922-1923:

1 Letter from the War Office warning Fell to expect orders, 1922

2 Passport and permits to travel from Cologne to Silesia via Berlin, 1922

3 Letter from Fell to C.H. Harrington, General Officer Commanding in Chief, re disposition of medical units around Constantinople, 1922

4 Letter from C.H. Harrington re use of ambulances to rescue the Sultan of Turkey from his palace, 1922

5 Letters of thanks from C.H. Harrington and from Lord Trenchard, Marshal of the RAF, for organisation of the medical services, 1923

6 Two letters from Fell to his sister, Christina, describing the situation around Constantinople in May 1923

7 Photographs of Constantinople, 82nd General Hospital and the Armistice Day Memorial Service at Gallipoli, c.1923

8 Two RAF Christmas cards from Constantinople, 1922

9 is not listed.

10 Letter to Fell re Anglo-American co-operation during the First World War, 1929

11 Letter to Fell on his retirement, 1929

1922-1929

1 file

Open and available by appointment at the Museum of Military Medicine. A digitised copy is available to view via the online catalogue on the Wellcome Collection website.

A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection.

The original material is held at The Museum of Military Medicine.