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The old Vernon Club570 viewsNow the Central Bank.
Eric HartleyPrefect08/06/19 at 18:35Military Brat: The Old Vernon Club with the Barber Shop located d...
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RNH Mtarfa727 viewsAfter the First World War there was a re-organization of the military medical services on the Islands. The Mtarfa Hospital, commissioned in 1912, was opened on the 29th June 1920, even though it had been in use for some time earlier. During the Second World War, the Mtarfa Hospital and barracks were reorganized as the 90th General Hospital and built up to a maximum of 1200 beds. An underground hospital was excavated under the military hospital. After the war the 90th General was reformed as the David Bruce Military Hospital. This continued to serve the military, complementing Bighi Naval Hospital, until 1970. For the next eight years, the Mtarfa Hospital served the needs of British military and naval personnel until its closure in 1978.Prefect08/04/19 at 09:33admin: The last British hospital outpost was a hospital c...
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HMS Forth 715 viewsWith Striker & Sefton alongsidePrefect03/01/19 at 01:08kenneth c proudlove: Excellent photo, after all, the 1959 Sicily trip w...
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The Common Room website....136 views....is archived HERE (2006)
...and HERE (2013)
...and the links still work (mostly) !!admin02/25/19 at 00:48admin: The Reunion Gang of Four - Tim Daly, Bernard Hocto...
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