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Photograph H10071 First World War, 1914-1918Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. Mud being spread on a British hospital marquee so that it will not stand out as a mark for enemy aircraft. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL880

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. The interior of a ward in a British Red Cross hospital after it had been hit by an enemy bomb. Three of the people in the ward were killed. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL1203)
Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. Mud being spread on a British hospital marquee so that it will not stand out as a mark for enemy aircraft. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL880

Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. Three British Army officers in Divisional Battle Headquarters known as Sandbag Terrace. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL270)

Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. Stacks of firewood for use by the British Army which had been brought in from nearby islands as there was a shortage on this part of the mainland. (Donor British Official Ph

Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. British Army sick and wounded soldiers being transferred to hospital ships on lighters. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL48)

Salonica, Greece. c. 1918. A Serbian Army soldier carrying three rifles one of which is decorated with silver inlay. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL362)

Greece. c. 1918. Nursing sisters of a branch of the Scottish Womens' Hospital established on the Serbian Army front in addition to the main hospital in Salonica. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL
