WWI CANADIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (recreated)
Casualty Clearing Station No. 3 / Canadian Nursing Sisters --
The Bluebirds
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Newville Pennsylvania - November 2018
Casualty Clearing Station No. 3 prepares to move up the line.
PPCLI receiving early morning instructions regarding the advance.
Vehicles move into position to support the forward momentum.
Forward Aid Post established.
British Military Police behind the line.
British Military Police.
Operating just behind the lines.
Surveying the situation as forces of the Entente press the attack.
Canadian Nursing Sisters move to a vantage point.
Canadian Nursing Sister with Regimental Sergeant Major.
French quarters behind the front lines.
British and Canadians waiting to advance on the flank of the enemy.
Synchronizing watches.
Sniper-Observer-Scout confers with an officer.
A French poilu meets up with the Salvation Army.
A newly arrived German prisoner.
Tetanus booster administered to a captive German soldier.
This soldier has fallen on hard times.
Portable medical equipment at the ready.
Canadian Nursing Sister.
Headquarters guard.
Canadian Nursing Sisters and the Salvation Army.
Regimental Sergeant Major.
Logistics support services.
Royal Flying Corps runner.
Matron and the Padre take a well deserved break.
Salvation Army ready to support the advancing troops.
German uhlan.
German uhlan.
Battlefield casualties of the Black Watch (Canadian).
Canadian Army Medical Corps advanced dressing station.
Matron’s watchful eyes don't miss a thing.
Canadian Nursing Sisters dressing wounds.
An Australian Nursing Sister has joined in to help out.
Walking wounded.
Conferring on best possible course of treatment.
Australian Nursing Sister.
Sergeant Major.
Wounded Man’s Kit Tags on soldier’s rifles.
Refreshments for the troops.
Comforting the mortally wounded.
Loading the Lewis Gun magazines.
Canadian Nursing Sister.
American stretcher bearers.
American stretcher bearer.
French soldiers passing by.
A French poilu.
Canadian Casualty Clearing Station No. 3 on the move.
Motorized transport.
Helping to move the medical supplies.
Troops press forward to overwhelm the German trenches.
Battlefield overview.
Temporary shelter within a Russian trench.
Providing medical aid in a Russian trench.
Australian soldiers.
Medical station established within the Russian sector.
Taking a bit of rest when time permits.
Russian soldier with a Madsen light machine gun.
Russian soldier.
Military Police oversees German prisoner receiving medical aid.
American Military Police.
Canadian Nursing Sister.
Canadian Nursing Sister.
Canadian Nursing Sisters congratulate one of their own.
A thoughtful card full of well wishes.
A social event.
Casualties arrive at CCS No. 3.
Treating the wounded.
A wounded Canadian soldier.
Pain assessment team.
The Black Watch.
Lining up for chow at the Salvation Army rest area.
Comforting the broken spirit.
Looking for a safe place.
Lending a bit of support.
Caring for the injured.
Casualty Clearing Station No. 3 personnel.
Parade ground monument.
Memorial crosses.
Armistice Day memorial service.
Armistice Day memorial service honour guard.
Armistice Day memorial service firing party.
Armistice Day memorial guard duty.
Armistice Day memorial service.
Armistice Day memorial service firing party loading.
Armistice Day memorial service bugler.
Armistice Day memorial service.
© Jeffrey Brown 2020
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