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Photograph E00962 First World War, 1914-1918A mule team bogged in thigh deep mud near Potijze Farm in the Ypres Sector. Note the sandbags and tents in the background. The soldier on the left, smoking a cigarette, is carrying his gas mask.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A typical illustration of the difficulties encountered in the Ypres Sector in Belgium, in transporting supplies to the forward areas. A mule team is seen here trying to get out of the mud on a track near Potijze Farm. Note the mule on the left is knee deep in mud.
A mule team bogged in thigh deep mud near Potijze Farm in the Ypres Sector. Note the sandbags and tents in the background. The soldier on the left, smoking a cigarette, is carrying his gas mask.

Walking knee deep in slimy mud along a communication trench at La Basse Ville, forward of Messines, in Belgium. The photograph fairly illustrates the conditions encountered in the trenches of this low

LAE SALAMAUA ISOLATED. PIONEERS WORKING KNEE-DEEP IN MUD AND SLIME CONSTRUCT A ROAD FOR MOTOR TRANSPORT 70 MINUTES AFTER THE AUSTRALIANS HAD LANDED NORTH WEST OF LAE. TO GET A FOUNDATION THE PIONEERS

Because of the nature of the country, mule teams were largely used for transporting goods in many areas of Syria. Here a mule team is shown taking supplies to the 2/31st Infantry Battalion when movin

View of a white tent which is still issued to troops in the reserve area, camouflaged with tree branches at Potijze Farm, in the Ypres Sector. Some tents are lowered during daylight.

Wau-Mubo Area. Near the Mubo track is the wreckage of transport aircraft. The aircraft crashed while transporting food and ammunition to forward areas. Supplies are dropped to troops. (Negative by G S
