British Army Medical Services Malta Garrison 1799–1979
Description: The Friends of Millbank aim is to celebrate the heritage and achievements of military medicine, with an eye on relevance for the future. We normally hold our lectures in the very lecture theatre in Millbank used for the last 100 and more years.
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Back together for Christmas Sung by Lt Col Thao Nguyen RAMC Your browser does not support the audio element. Being away from home can be lonely despite being surrounded by people and keeping busy with work “I maybe far away, many nights and longer days”. Especially during special times when the isolation becomes more enhanced, and the distance seems greater “when will we be together, together again?”. When the prospect of going home and seeing your family and friends brings you hope and joy “I’ll be coming
Our aim is to celebrate the heritage and achievements of military medicine and to show its relevance for modern health care worldwide. We normally hold our talks in the very lecture theatre in Millbank used for the last 100 and more years. They are usually on the last Friday of the month and are open to all. They are also streamed online for those who cannot attend in person. Prior registration is required, though we do accept registration at Millbank on the day. Please note that some talks may be online on
British Army Medical Services Malta Garrison 1799–1979