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Bringing in an injured man

  • fulvue said:
    Here I suggest that the two 'helpers' are more likely Army Medical Corps men (see the red cross badge on the sleeve of the man on our left). The left-hand 'helper' is carrying the injured man's boot or boots. The right hand 'helper' is likely carrying the man's rifle. The casualty has a note pinned to his chest. He has possibly already been to the first aid post in the line and is now being carried to a casualty clearing station. Whilst in some pain, he could well have a "Blighty" wound and be sent back to the UK for convalesence. An envious situation from the viewpoint of his comrades left in the line....
  • Yee Khai Willaim Teo said:
    fantastic capture

Nissen hut makes a splendid hospital ward

  • InTheBush* said:
    decorated bedspreads on the Western Front?? interesting :-)

Padre having a few cheery words with a wounded man whilst he is bought in on a light railway

  • Audax2011 said:
    The padre in the photograph is the Reverend John James Noblet DSO. The photograph was taken during the battle of Messines near Kemmel, Belgium on 10th June 1917.