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Photograph 020473 Second World War, 1939-1945Wounded men, evacuated from Tobruk by naval units, leaving the Alexandria docks by ambulances.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ambulances lined up on the Alexandria wharf are ready to receive wounded troops evacuated from Tobruk by naval units.
Wounded men, evacuated from Tobruk by naval units, leaving the Alexandria docks by ambulances.

Alexandria, Egypt. c. 1915-05. Sick and wounded Australian and British troops watching seriously ill stretcher cases being loaded into ambulances lined up on a wharf. Note the Royal Army Medical Corps

Australian troops on the wharf in Alexandria after their evacuation from Tobruk by naval units.

Ambulances waiting on the Alexandria docks to take wounded Australians to hospital after their evacuation from Tobruk by a naval unit.

Motor cars and ambulances (lined up on the right) wait on the wharf for wounded men to disembark from the newly arrived transport Kanowna. The men wearing long white coats are drivers.

From the window of an ambulance on the Alexandria wharf, this Australian soldier, evacuated from Tobruk, watches further troops arriving.
