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No. 663: Carriers used to gather up the wounded behind the battle lines to convey them to the base hospitals on the French front. No. 664: French soldiers being taught the use of poison gases and burning liquids
No. 611: Scene in a French Hospital: French Sisters of the Red Cross telling the fortune of a wounded soldier. No. 612: Teaching a wounded soldier to walk again
No. 567: The Duchess of Westminster at her hospital at Le Touquet, France, the Duchess is at the right of the picture with her favorite dog. No. 568: Wounded French soldiers arriving at Rheims Station and being put into the train which is to convey them to the home hospital
No. 581: American Ambulance in Paris. No. 582: British Women's work in France. Sister dressing the wounds of a German prisoner. Observe the gold stripes on the Guard's arm denoting that he has been wounded
No. 638: Belgian Red Cross workers carrying wounded Belgian Bugler into Hospital at Willebroeck. No. 639: An interested and interesting worker, Miss Cynthia Pratt of New York, selling baloons to raise funds for the Red Cross
No. 674: A room for dangerously wounded soldiers on board the English hospital ship "Britannic" which was sunk without warning. No. 673: A pretty English nurse
No. 621: An innocent victim of the air raid over London. This little girl was injured while sleeping with her brother, shown in the next picture. The children were recently visited by the King and Queen. She is quite happy in her little cot and is holding one of the flowers especially sent to her by Queen Mary. No. 622: The Nurse chats with her brother Edward, age six
No. 659: British women now ambulance drivers wearing steel helment and regulation uniforms. British women are now operating very near the firing lines in France. No. 660: Mr. Herbert Howland, noted African explorer and big game hunter, formerly of New York who is now head of the shipping department of the American fund for French wounded
No. 733: The Red Cross Car. For First Aid. No. 734: A Red Cross Nurse writing letters for a wounded soldier on the hospital ship at Solonica
No. 623: Another innocent victim of the Boche bombardment. A mother, accompanied by her daughter is being taken to the hospital. No. 624: Scene at Salonika. A Padra assists the R.A.M.C. in lifting a wounded British soldier who carries a German wire-cutting helmet as his trophy
Summary
Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card.
Photographer name or source of original from caption card or negative sleeve: American Press Association.
Group titles: Stretcher bearers. Soldiers.
Gift; American National Red Cross 1944 and 1952.
General information about the American National Red Cross photograph collection is available at http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.anrc
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american red cross
glass negatives
photo
boche bombardment
british soldier
ultra high resolution
high resolution
casualties
wwi
world war i
ww 1
world war two
second world war
library of congress
Date
01/01/1917
Source
Library of Congress
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No known restrictions on publication. For information, see "American National Red Cross photograph collection," http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/717_anrc.html