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Photograph H07622 First World War, 1914-1918Chuignes, France. 1918-08-24. Wounded German soldiers captured by Allied troops in the area passing through a German military cemetery on their way to a medical dressing station.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This Australian soldier was wounded in both arms and captured by the Germans. His wounds were treated by a German Medical Officer. The dressing station was then captured by British troops and the prisoner returned to his mates.
Chuignes, France. 1918-08-24. Wounded German soldiers captured by Allied troops in the area passing through a German military cemetery on their way to a medical dressing station.

An exterior view of the damaged Medical Dressing Station which was taken over by the Australians from the 27th American Division on 29 September 1918. This station was used by the Australians for app

Mesopotamia. c. 1918. British and Indian Army medical staff at an advanced dressing station attending to a wounded soldier. (Donor British Official Photograph MES309)

WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-07-22. AN 18-YEAR OLD GERMAN PRISONER (EXTREME RIGHT) AFTER HIS WOUNDS HAD BEEN TREATED AT THE ADVANCED DRESSING STATION OF THE 2/3RD AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE. THIS YOUTH

Dressing station, Monash Gully, Gallipoli. One of a group of seven photographs sent by 181 Private (Pte) Timothy William McCristal, 1st Light Horse, Gallipoli, to his friend 8/508 William Woods, New Z

A scene during the Battle of Messines, in Belgium, showing an Australian stretcher bearer (wearing glasses) assisting a wounded German prisoner towards a field dressing station in the St. Quentin Road
