Matron Lucy Toller RRC, MM and the Great war
Richard Cullen
- Region:
- South East
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Hobby
- Fee:
- Paid: £60 + 45p/mile for car use
- Category:
- History
- Updated:
- 12th August 2023
- Tagged:
- Military History | / Nursing / Reputation / Recognition | Great War | Bravery
Lucy Toller served in France as a professional nurse with great distinction throughout the Great War. She was decorated both for her nursing capability and her bravery and later badly wronged by the British Army establishment.
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** Chartered civil engineer and environmentalist - retired 2007**. 39 years postgraduate experience with consulting firm including over 15 years of water resources and environmental management programmes in Far East, South Asia and Former Soviet Union
- specialist in planning, capacity building and institutional strengthening work
- strong experience in feasibility and strategic planning, writing and related negotiations and public presentation.
- strong experience in business development and project acquisition.
** Subsequent freelance work as independent consultant 2007 - 2012**
** Researcher and writer, principally about UK military activities 1914-45**
- my first book - about five men and women of the Great War - was published in 2020 and has been well-reviewed.
- my second book - about a very glamorous couple that thrived in the '20s, 30s, and '40s - is progressing well.
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