"Thus we all came through the Dobrudja retreat. We had only been one month in Roumania, but we seemed to have lived a lifetime between the 22nd and 26th of October, 1916." In a letter to the Committee Dr. Inglis says of the Unit: "They worked magnificently at Medjidia, and took the retreat in a very joyous, indomitable way. One cannot say they were plucky, because I don't think it ever entered their heads to be afraid." Finally the scattered members of the Unit joined forces again at Braila, where Dr. Inglis opened a hospital. During the time at Braila Dr. Inglis wrote to her relations. The letter is dated Reni, where she had gone for a few days. "RENI, "_October 28th, 1916._ "DEAREST AMY, "Just a line to say I am all right. Four weeks to-morrow since we reached Medjidia and began our hospital. We evacuated it in three weeks, and here we are all back on the frontier.... Such a time it has been, Amy dear; you cannot imagine what war is just behind the lines. And in a retreat.... "Our second retreat--and almost to the same day. We evacuated Kraguevatz on the 25th of October last year. We evacuated Medjidia on the 22nd this year. On the 25th this year we were working in a Russian dressing-station at Harshova, and were moved on in the evening. We arrived at Braila to find 11,000 wounded and seven doctors, only one of them a surgeon. "Boat come--must stop--am going back to Braila to do surgery. Have sent every trained person there. "Ever, you dear, dear people, "Your loving sister, "ELSIE. "We have had lots of exciting things too--and amusing things--and _good_ things." Two further retreats had, however, to be experienced by Dr. Inglis and her Unit before they could settle down to steady work. The three retreats took place in the following order: _Sunday, October 22nd._--Retreated from Medjidia. _October 25th._--Arrived at Braila. Worked there till December 3rd. _December 3rd._--Retreated to Galatz, where very strenuous work awaited them. _January 4th._--Retreated to Reni. _August, 1917._--Left Reni, and rejoined the Serb division at Hadji Abdul. The work during the above period, from October 25th, 1916, to August, 1917, was done for the Russians and Roumanians. As soon as it was possible, Dr. Inglis joined the Serb division in the end of August, 1917.