SMCCS

[mm1]

Hi All,

does anyone know what SMCCS stood for in WW1 ? I think it is medical corps related..

many thanks in advance, Mark

[leigh kitchen]

Something Something Casualty Clearing Station?

[leigh kitchen]

Sergeant Major Casualty Clearing Station?

[magpie]

It may help if there was some more of a context rather than Ww1, where have you seen it or on what.

[mike_vee]

"The Long,Long Trail" website has a list of WW1 British Casualty Clearing Stations , some were known by area/regional designations.

S.M.C.C.S - South Midland Casualty Clearing Station ?


56 Hazebrouck Jun 15 - Mar 16; Amiens Apr 16 - Jul 16; Vecquemont Jul 16 - Sep 16; Grovetown Oct 16; Edgehill Oct 16 - Feb 17; Gezaincourt Mar 18 - Aug 18; Grevillers Sep 18 - Feb 19 Known as South Midland CCS

61 Resmenil Farm Jul 16 - Mar 17; Puchevillers Mar 17 - May 17; Edgehill May 17 - Jun 17; Proven briefly in Jun 17; Lozinghem Jun 17 - Jan 18; Ham Jan 18 - Mar 18; Mar 18 - Apr 18; Vignacourt Apr 18 - Aug 18; Vecquemont Aug 18 - Sep 18; Proyart briefly in Sep 18; Maricourt Sep 18 - Oct 18; Bihecourt Oct 18; Bohain Oct 18 - Dec 18; Gembloux Dec 18 - Jan 19; Treux Jan 19 - Apr 19 Known as South Midland CCS

https://www.longlongtrail.co.uk/army...ring-stations/


EDIT

Full Official list giving all dates and locations for South Midland Casualty Clearing Station.

LOCATION OF HOSPITALS AND CASUALTY CLEARING STATIONS
IN THE GREAT WAR

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[mm1]

It is on a persons medal index card - first RAMC then SMCCS...casualty clearing station would sound likely if he became part of permanent staff there ?

Thanks for all replies, Mark