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Photograph H09652 First World War, 1914-1918Nieppe Wood, France. c. 1918. A British Army dog handler with two messenger dogs affected by mustard gas which attacked their feet. (Donor British Official Photograph N414)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier removing a message from a German Army messenger dog which was captured in the British lines. (Donor British Official Photograph L1098)
Nieppe Wood, France. c. 1918. A British Army dog handler with two messenger dogs affected by mustard gas which attacked their feet. (Donor British Official Photograph N414)

France. c. 1918. The British Army General Headquarters camp of the messenger dog service. (Donor British Official Photograph D3429)

Nieppe Wood, France. c. 1918. A British Army messenger dog base close to the front line area showing some of the dogs and their handlers. (Donor British Official Photograph N413)

Moislains, France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier testing a captured German Army manually operated electricity generator. (Donor British Official Photograph D3131)

Roye, France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier inspecting the grave site of two German Army soldiers near a captured German pigeon loft. (Donor British Official Photograph L1106)

Dickebusch, Belgium. c. 1918. British Army soldiers removing a message from the front line trenches which had been carried on the leg of a pigeon named Night Howler. (Donor British Official Photograph
