The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wounded men being transferred from the light railway trolley, on which they had have been transported from the front line beyond Longeuval, to the dressing station. Note the duckboards in the muddy foreground.
Unidentified soldiers stand at a railway yard where they have been transferring crates of stores from the heavy gauge railway cars on the left to the light railway trucks for transport to the front li
Unidentified soldiers stand at a railway yard where they have been transferring crates of stores from the heavy gauge railway cars on the left to the light railway trucks for transport to the front li
France. c. 1917. A horse drawn light railway truck being used to carry wounded Canadian soldiers from the front line to the first advanced medical dressing station. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph
Sketch of a dressing station at Zonnebeke in Belgium. This was used to move wounded soldiers to for them to receive medical attention before they were moved to the advanced dressing station, generally
France, Europe. c. 1918. Wounded Canadian soldiers being transported on a light railway back from front line areas. (Canadian Official Photograph)
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Australian Division carrying a wounded soldier through a trench during the Australian attack on that section of the Hindenburg Line between 29 September and 5
