Letter from an unknown author, France, to James Mackenzie Davidson Writes of that the trouble in France with the lack of trained radiologists is owing to a belief that trained experts are unnecessary, and the job can be undertaken by general medical men. Expresses hope that he will be moved to a CCS [casualty clearing stations] soon, as it is within these that x-rays are most urgently needed. [This letter is accompanied by a print out on the meaning of CCSs.] 24 June 1917