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15896	Beeston, Joseph Lievesley	Five Months at Anzac A Narrative of Personal Experiences of the Officer Commanding the 4th Field Ambulance, Australian Imperial Force			.txt	text/plain	26592	2732	84	C.M.G., V.D., L.R.C.S.I., Colonel A.A.M.C. Late O.C. 4th Field Ambulance, late A.D.M.S. New Zealand and Australian Division One day all the ships carrying horses were turned about of the New Zealand and Australian Division under General Sir Alexander have a good hold of the place, and orders came for our bearer division carry the wounded out of the front line for the Ambulance men to care Many a stretcher-bearer has deserved the V.C. One of ours told me they had reached a man severely wounded in the [Illustration: 4th Field Ambulance in Head Quarters Gully.] [Illustration: 4th Field Ambulance Dressing Station on the beach.] [Illustration: Wounded being placed on Hospital Ship.] At one time the shells came over like rain; two of Amongst the men who came in to be dressed was one wounded in the leg. the illustrated papers than any hitherto--shells bursting, men This book is thoroughly representative of the best Australian verse,	./cache/15896.txt	./txt/15896.txt