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A seriously wounded soldier of the Black Watch receiving basic treatment at a dressing station near Bethune, France, April 1918. |
Unknown |
April 1917 |
Photograph |
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Front line medical treatment. Moving from casualty clearing station, by horse-drawn ambulance to hospital. |
Oxley, Henry |
1975 |
Interview |
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Letter: To H.N. Howells. |
Gurney, Ivor (1890-1937) |
12th July 1918 |
Letter |
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Medical treatment after being gassed (mustard gas) at Petit Vimy, 1918. |
Clarke, Walter Ernest |
1973 |
Interview |
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Owen's Medical Board Report on a Disabled Officer |
War Office / Owen, Wilfred (1893-1918) |
4th June 1918 |
Official Document |
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Proceedings of Owen's Medical Board |
War Office / Owen, Wilfred (1893-1918) |
25th July 1917 |
Official Document |
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Scene in Red Cross marquee. Impersonal medical treatment; amputation of leg, and being fitted with artificial limb. |
Quinnell, Charles Robert |
1975 |
Interview |
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Treatment of a wounded soldier |
War Office |
1st/2nd July 1916 |
Footage |
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Treatment of a wounded soldier |
War Office |
1st/2nd July 1916 |
Footage |
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Treatment of minor casulaties; paraffin wax treatment for mustard gas burns. |
Collins, William John |
Unknown |
Interview |
