I know this is a mv forum but I thought someone might be able to help me. I have a letter that my Cdn. grandfather wrote to his uncle in WW1. It's from june 1917 and he is telling him about how they asked him to give an arm to arm blood transfusion to a wounded soldier (while in hospital in London). It's quite interesting and descripitive and ended up having 3 stitches in his wrist afterwards. The great thing is he talks about the hospital, ward and then his army #.
I have done searches on the blood transfusion in WW1 and would like to find out more on this but don't know if anyone keeps records from WW1. I have a feeling he was one of the first to give in WW1 but can't verify it.
