The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WOUNDED OR SICK MEN OF THE LIGHT HORSE LYING IN CACOLETS, A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR WOUNDED BY CAMEL. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
WOUNDED OR SICK MEN OF THE LIGHT HORSE BEING CARRIED ON CACOLETS (SITTING AND LYING) ON CAMELS. CAPTAIN ANDERSON OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE (2ALH) FIELD AMBULANCE IS ON HORSEBACK ON THE LEFT. (
SUEZ CANAL AREA. C. 1916. CAMEL TRANSPORT FOR THE WOUNDED AND SICK, SHOWING TWO TYPES OF LYING CACOLETS WHILST IN THE RIGHT HAND CORNER IS ONE FOR SITTING CASES, USED BY THE 3RD AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE
CACOLET OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE (2ALH) FIELD AMBULANCE, USED FOR TRANSPORTING SERIOUSLY SICK AND WOUNDED TROOPS BY CAMEL OVER DESERT AND ROADS IMPASSABLE TO VEHICLES. (DONATED BY F.H. SMITH)
THREE TYPES OF CACOLETS FOR THE TRANSPORT OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED ACROSS THE DESERT, BY CAMEL. 3RD A.L.H. FIELD AMBULANCE AT SUEZ CANAL ZONE, 1916. (DONATED BY MR. R. SILLETT.)
Camel cacolets used by the Light Horse Field Ambulance which are used for bringing sick and wounded across the desert to the clearing hospitals, from where they are sent to base hospitals.
SANDCARTS OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE (2ALH) FIELD AMBULANCE AT BIR ETMALER, READY TO LEAVE FOR THE COLLECTION OF WOUNDED IN THE BATTLE OF ROMANI. 1916-08. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
