Errol Martyn Posted 25 July , 2019 Share Posted 25 July , 2019 Please, does anyone know the meaning of abbreviations MS1,nd AMD3, AG4C and SD3 that appear as signatories in an exchange of War Office/RFC correspondence relating to the medical condition of an RFC officer on his WO339 file? TIA, Errol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaxD Posted 25 July , 2019 Share Posted 25 July , 2019 MS branches were branches of the Military Secretary that looked after officers careers in the round. AG branches were Adjutant General branches that looked after the detail of officer postings. SD3 was probably a branch of Director of Staff Duties and AMD was Army Medical Directorate - all branches that would have a say so in service/medical matters. Max Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Errol Martyn Posted 25 July , 2019 Author Share Posted 25 July , 2019 Many thanks Max, much appreciated. Cheers, Errol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terry_Reeves Posted 26 July , 2019 Share Posted 26 July , 2019 (edited) On 25/07/2019 at 01:45, Errol Martyn said: Please, does anyone know the meaning of abbreviations MS1,nd AMD3, AG4C and SD3 that appear as signatories in an exchange of War Office/RFC correspondence relating to the medical condition of an RFC officer on his WO339 file? TIA, Errol Errol MS1 - Military Secretary's branch for Selection board questions and executive work in connection with the regular and special reserve officers with the RFC. SD3 - Staff duties branch. Education and nominations to cadetships by the Army Council. Officer Training Corps. AG4c . Adjutant General's Branch. Responsible for a a series of medical matters including records of officers , medical situation and stations. AMD3 - Adjutant General's Department. Wound gratuities, physical fitness of candidates for commission. TR Edited 26 July , 2019 by Terry_Reeves Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Errol Martyn Posted 26 July , 2019 Author Share Posted 26 July , 2019 Many thanks Terry. That's most helpful. Cheers, Errol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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