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Photograph E05567 Period 1910-1919The back view of an Army Motor Ambulance parked on the side of a road. The ambulance is marked with 'B 23' on its right side. Note also on the right side of the vehicle (towards the front) a sign th

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Soldiers, gassed during fighting in the August offensive, being assisted by two members of 2nd Division Army Medical Corps details at the White Chateau. The injured men have bandages wrapped around their eyes. Note the sign on the motor ambulance (left) reads 'Load not to exceed 1 driver, 1 attendant & 8 patients'.
The back view of an Army Motor Ambulance parked on the side of a road. The ambulance is marked with 'B 23' on its right side. Note also on the right side of the vehicle (towards the front) a sign th

Two stretcher bearers carry a badly wounded Australian soldier, his left leg in plaster, from an ambulance to a casualty clearing station. The notice on the Daimler ambulance behind them states 'Load

Injured Australian soldiers being injected by a member of the 5th Division Medical Corps with anti-tetanus serum outside the Medical Dressing Station established at the White Chateau. All the men are

Villers-Bretonneux, France. 27 May 1918. Gassed Australians awaiting medical attention at the Dressing Station at White Chateau, near Villers-Bretonneux. Note the bicycle resting against the steps.

Stretcher bearers of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps carrying and assisting wounded soldiers from the motor ambulance to the Dressing Room established in the White Chateau.

An unidentified member of the 1st Divisional Army Services Corps (left) standing with an unidentified injured Australian soldier (centre) assisted by a German prisoner (right) during the attack by the
