ericwebb Posted 5 April , 2013 Share Posted 5 April , 2013 On his Army Form B.103 a young officer invalided home with shell shock in 1916 is shown admitted aboard a Hospital Ship 'To England for HS ex HSA' (that may be 7SA or TSA). Any guesses at what those initials stand for? And would the Casualty Form - Active Service continue to describe Army Hospital admissions - eg. Netley - after he left the ship? (There are no such admissions listed so I suppose he may simply have gone home.) Thankyou All, as ever. Idiot! I have just realised it's 'per HS' meaning 'by Hospital Ship' but I'd still welcome enlightenment on the other points. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Khaki Posted 5 April , 2013 Share Posted 5 April , 2013 Hi Eric, Can't get my head around the lot, only thing I could think of was maybe HS refers to Home Service which he may have been a suitable candidate for and therefore there would be no evidence of hospital admission. wild guess khaki Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chris_Baker Posted 6 April , 2013 Share Posted 6 April , 2013 Home Service is correct for HS. It couldn't be 7SH could it? For 7 Stationary Hospital. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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