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War Wounds
17-07-2017
2017
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captionPetersburg, Va. Dead Confederate soldier with gun. 1865 April 3. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionConfederate dead gathered for burial at the edge of the Rose woods, Gettysburg. July 5, 1863. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionU.S. Army doctor & wounded in France. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionUS Army Signal Corps Wounded waiting at a portable hospital for evacuation. Australia WW2. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionA United States Army surgeon attending wounded soldiers in a field hospital during the Spanish-American war. The Red Cross emblem appears on the sleeve of one man. 1898. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionMexico - Presidio, Texas--Dr. Braden in charge of army Red Cross, dressing wounds of Mexican soldier who had all his toes shot off - Mexican War 1914. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionWounded being treated in an old church, 4th Ambulance Co., 1st Div. 1918. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionMedical officer, Captain John Branson, of Concord, New Hampshire, giving attention to wounded American soldiers c1942-45. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionUncle Sam's boys enjoying a sunbath and smokes distributed by the American Red Cross outside one of the great hospitals opened by the US Army in the London district. WW1. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionA wounded American soldier gets a blood transfusion while assistants hover about the improvised cot. The scene is somewhere in New Guinea c1942-45. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionBuna (vicinity), New Guinea. Native stretcher bearers carrying US wounded from the front lines pause to rest in the shade, enroute to hospitals in the rear 1942. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionKearney's men wounded at Fredericksburg. 1864. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionFredericksburg, Va. Wounded from the Battle of the Wilderness 1864. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionWounded near Fredericksburg, Va., 1864. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionRemoving wounded, Fredericksburg, Va. 57th N.Y. Ambulance Corps. 1864. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
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captionAmbulance Corps. Method of removing wounded from the field c1861-69. ENTHRALLING old-fashioned photographs have emerged that delve into the realities and consequences of war for the American people from the Civil War to World War Two. The vintage stereo cards show groups of soldiers lying lifelessly in the middle of a field during the Civil War and an American army doctor wounded in France helplessly lying on a bench. Other images include a heroic medical officer attending to injured American soldiers and impaired US Army Signal Corps waiting at a mobile hospital for evacuation in Australia during WW2. Another photograph depicts wounded soldiers being treated in an old, war-torn, church in France in 1918. Public Domain / mediadrumworld.com
