War had a habit of making women into racers. With the men occupied on the battlefield, someone had to maneuver ambulances through shell-cratered roads at high speed, rushing to and from ...

Five ambulance crew members took their own lives and 16 died from miscellaneous causes. In addition, 228 others were wounded, five were gassed and 40 were taken prisoner.

During WWI, Ernest Hemingway joined the Red Cross Ambulance Service where he was sent to Italy, helping to gather the dead and tend to wounded soldiers. On July 8, 1918, while volunteering to pass ...

A rare 1918 Ford Model-T ambulance is now on display at the National World War I Museum.

Historical Documentary on WWI Ambulance Corps Broadcasts on WGBY, Channel 57, on Thursday March 5th at 8:00PMThe new historical documentary, "Model T's to War: American Ambulances on the Western ...

Here are six efforts—five features and one short—that depict the writer, from his youth as a WWI ambulance driver to his old age in Cuba. 1. “In Love and War” What should be a sumptuous ...

Eagle Archives, Oct. 10, 1977: The surviving members of the 301st Ambulance Association of World War I, an outfit that once numbered 181 men, marked their 60th reunion. They have ...

Fairgrounds were training camp for WWI ambulance drivers Print By RYAN KNELLER and The (Allentown) Morning Call - Associated Press - Monday, May 29, 2017 ...

The hospital is now known as Jefferson Lansdale Hospital, and the ambulance service is known as the Lansdale Volunteer Medical Services Corps.

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View A WWI pair of medals named to A. SJT. H.S. BATES R.E., together with a Territorial Force War Medal named to SPR. Two St John's Ambulance badges and a Wound Badge By Bates; . Access more artwork ...