J02886
Photograph J02886 First World War, 1914-1918A TURKISH AMBULANCE UNIT, CAPTURED BY THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE DURING THE BATTLE OF ROMANI, TREATING THEIR WOUNDED AT BIR ET MALER, TWO MILES FROM ROMANI, IN 1916-08. (DONOR F.H. SMITH)
J02887 Accession Number: J02887
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A TURKISH AMBULANCE UNIT, CAPTURED BY THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE DURING THE BATTLE OF ROMANI, TREATING THEIR WOUNDED AT BIR ET MALER, TWO MILES FROM ROMANI, IN 1916-08. NOTE THE WHITE ARMBAND BEARING THE RED CRESCENT WORN BY ONE OF THE MEDICS. (DONOR F.H. SMITH)
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J02887
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Colour: Black & white
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