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Photograph J02619 First World War, 1914-1918THREE 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.)

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INDIAN FIELD AMBULANCE CAMEL CACOLETS. SUEZ, 1916.
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.)

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

Camel cacolets of the Imperial Camel Corps Field Ambulance trekking in the desert.

Cacolets containing casualties being transported by camels of 127 Imperial Camel Field Ambulance. These cacolets are a form of litter carried one each side of the camel.

Two of the camel cacolets being used by 165 Imperial Camel Field Ambulance for transport of casualties.

Camel cacolets for the transport of the wounded. The camels of a Camel Field Ambulance are under cover in a valley near Es Salt, awaiting their inevitable burden.
