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transportation
ambulances on the western front
horse drawn
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•When the
BEF
was first sent to France in
1914
, the
leadership
of the
army
chose not to send any
motorised
ambulances.
•It was soon
realised
that this was a
mistake
, as the
horse-drawn
wagons
could not
cope
with the
high
numbers
of
injured.
still ended up being
used
using
6
horses
sometimes instead of
2
the
shaky transport
often made
Injuries
worse. A lack of
ambulance
meant many
men
were left.