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Voluntary Aid Detachment - translation to russian
Voluntary Aid Detachment
[,vɔlənttrɪ,eɪddɪ'tætʃmənt]
история
добровольческий медицинский отряд (комплектовался из военнообязанных гражданских лиц, проходивших специальную медицинскую подготовку в Обществе Красного Креста)
foreign aid
![[[Marshall Plan]] aid to Germany, West Berlin, 1949](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Marshallplanhilfe.gif?width=200 "[[Marshall Plan]] aid to Germany, West Berlin, 1949")
VOLUNTARY TRANSFER OF RESOURCES FROM ONE COUNTRY TO ANOTHER
Foreign aid; Food aid; International aid; Economic aid; Overseas aid; Foreign assistance; Foreign Aid; Bilateral aid; Multilateral aid; Aid industry; Aid fraternity; Succor; Aiding; Aided; International Aid; Criticisms of foreign aid; Criticism of foreign aid; Unintended consequences of foreign aid
[fɔrin'eid]
общая лексика
помощь иностранным государствам (особ. экономическая)
aided
VOLUNTARY TRANSFER OF RESOURCES FROM ONE COUNTRY TO ANOTHER
Foreign aid; Food aid; International aid; Economic aid; Overseas aid; Foreign assistance; Foreign Aid; Bilateral aid; Multilateral aid; Aid industry; Aid fraternity; Succor; Aiding; Aided; International Aid; Criticisms of foreign aid; Criticism of foreign aid; Unintended consequences of foreign aid
общая лексика
полуавтоматический
полумеханизированный
Wikipedia
Voluntary Aid Detachment
The Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) was a voluntary unit of civilians providing nursing care for military personnel in the United Kingdom and various other countries in the British Empire. The most important periods of operation for these units were during World War I and World War II.
