Like other hospitals in Portsmouth (and many others along the south coast) Queen Alexandra Hospital or “QA” played an important part in the treatment of the wounded troops who had been brought back from Normandy. Ahead of the Landings, the medical staff there made preparations to receive the wounded. Once casualties began arriving, on the evening of D-Day, the staff were very busy. As well as treating wounded troops, some German prisoners of war and French civilians who had been brought back across the English Channel were also cared for here.
| Address | Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Portsmouth PO6 3LY, UK |
| County | Hampshire |
| Location type | Other |
| Access | Public Access |
| Site Ownership and Access Information | The hospital area is publicly accessible, but many changes have been made to the buildings since the Second World War. |
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