Synopsis:
The Staff, The Serpent and The Sword, is a comprehensive book which was originally published in 2009 and covers a 100 years of The Royal New Zealand Medical Corps.
It was originally approved for publication by New Zealand's first female New Zealand Army Brigadier Anne Campbell.
She has graciously agreed to sign original copies for you which adds even more value to this edition which was highly acclaimed at the time of its release by military history enthusiasts.
Throughout this story, the reader will find excerpts from many original papers, diaries and accounts which provide colour and background to the development of the Corps. The book covers the early beginnings in 1908 up to it’s more recent service in Timor Leste,
Solomon Islands and Afghanistan. This book is a must read by not only those that served
or are serving, but people interested in those who gave some much for the preservation of human life when people were put in ‘Harms Way’, whether they were the enemy or not, they were cared for regardless of who's side they were on.
Published: Available now
Price: $55.00
Size: 210mm x 260mm
Extent: 264 Pages
Illustrations: Photographs and Maps
Binding: Cased & Dust Jacketed
ISBN: 978-1-8774272-3-7
The Staff, The Serpent and The Sword, is a comprehensive book which was originally published in 2009 and covers a 100 years of The Royal New Zealand Medical Corps.
It was originally approved for publication by New Zealand's first female New Zealand Army Brigadier Anne Campbell.
She has graciously agreed to sign original copies for you which adds even more value to this edition which was highly acclaimed at the time of its release by military history enthusiasts.
Throughout this story, the reader will find excerpts from many original papers, diaries and accounts which provide colour and background to the development of the Corps. The book covers the early beginnings in 1908 up to it’s more recent service in Timor Leste,
Solomon Islands and Afghanistan. This book is a must read by not only those that served
or are serving, but people interested in those who gave some much for the preservation of human life when people were put in ‘Harms Way’, whether they were the enemy or not, they were cared for regardless of who's side they were on.
Published: Available now
Price: $55.00
Size: 210mm x 260mm
Extent: 264 Pages
Illustrations: Photographs and Maps
Binding: Cased & Dust Jacketed
ISBN: 978-1-8774272-3-7