About This Book
A first-person diary recounts the author's journey with a field ambulance unit to the Dardanelles, documenting embarkation and shipboard life, the transport of men, animals and stores, sea conditions and wartime precautions, daily routines and encounters with fellow officers and crew, the strain and courage of stretcher-bearers, experiences ashore including heat and local customs, and candid reflections on the practical challenges of tending wounded during amphibious operations.
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