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Transport of the wounded.
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Transport of the wounded. The Great Battle: wounded British and German brought in.
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Sir Thomas Longmore's scrap-book of "Illustrations of appliances (and methods) for the transport of wounded soldiers", with extracts from The Ambulance Transport
Date: 1869Reference: RAMC/275Part of: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection- Pictures
World War I: wounded soldiers being placed on an aerial trolley to be carried across a ravine in the Alps. Watercolour in grisaille by U. Matania, 1917.
Matania, Ugo, 1888-1979.Date: 1917Reference: 583841i- Digital Images
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Camel transport of the wounded.