Medical staff outside Moose Jaw field hospital during North West Campaign. Pictured are both lay nurses and religious sisters, the latter were mainly engaged in the provision of convalescent care Source: TBD

Frontline medical care during North West Campaign Source: TBD

Medics and patients beside ambulance South Africa circa 1900 Source: TBD

Wounded being treated near Ladysmith during Boar War 1900 Source: The-Graphic-An-Illustrated-Weekly-Newspaper c. 1900

Casualties being loaded on a horse drawn ambulance

British hospital ward in South Africa during Boar War Source: TBD

Stretcher bearers carry casualty into hospital in South Africa

Ambulance Train Boer War

Miss Minnie Affleck, Nursing Sister, 1st Canadian Contingent, So. African, 1899-1902 War. Source: Library and Archives Canada

Canadian Nurse Deborah Hurcomb, 2nd Canadian Contingent, 1900, Boer War. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3217003

CAMC Convelesent Facikity in Egypt. Source: Provincial Archives of Alberta

Patients Receiving Convelesent Care in Egypt

No 7 Canadian General Hospital (Queens) , Cairo Egypt, ca 1916

No 4 Canadian General Hospital Kalamaria, Greece, ca 1916

Patients at a Canadian base hospital in Salonika lying on cots outside their huts enjoying the winter sun Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205213253

A group of Nursing Sisters and officers cycling together at No. 6 Canadian General Hospital in Le Treport, France, 2 June 1917. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3604146

Nursing Sisters’ Quarters Salonica 1916

Medical staff from No. 3 Stationary Hospital on shipboard, on way from Egypt.

Patient ward in Canadian general hospital overseas

German prisoners of war awaiting medical care in destroyed Belgium village

CAMC Nursing Sisters and other medical staff WW I

Canadian Army Medical Corps Nursing Sisters provide bedside patient care

WWI: drawing of Royal Army Medical Corps, by F. Matania Credit: Wellcome Library, London.

Draining infected leg wound in Canadian general hospital

Nursing Sisters wit hsome patients and staff at No 2 Canadian General Hospital Le Treport France

Canadian Army Medical Corps Nursing Sisters and medics Source: City of Toronto Archives

Casualties being loaded on a horse drawn ambulance

Nursing Sisters viewing the remains of a German Gotha bomber

CAMC personnel treat wounded soldier in France

Wounded arrive at CAMC Casualty Clearing Station

Nursing Sisters assisting doctors and medical team during an operation at the military hospital at Le Treport, France, 1918. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3603393

Nursing Sister is assisting a doctor in a ward at the tent hospital. She is holding out a tray for him to take medical tools from. Le Treport, France, 1916. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3603392

Canadian wounded leaving Dressing Station in badly shelled village Oct 1917. Source: MIKAN-No–3397030

Patient Ward 10th Canadian Field Hospital

No 7 Canadian General Hospital

Casualty Clearing Station (CCS) somewhere in France

The first nursing sisters of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps to land in France after D-Day. France, July 17, 1944. Source: Library and Archives Canada

RCAMC medics provide casualty care

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Nursing Sisters wait for transport to a new asssignment. Source: British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum

R.C.A.M.C. Nursing Sisters in tent near Caen, France, August 1944 Source: National Archives of Canada PA-108176

Areomedevac team prepared to depart for Normandy to evacuate patients to England

RCAMC Nursing Sisters and other medical staff on board hospital ship Letitia WW II

Medic checks dressing on injured soldier

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps (RCAMC) medic treating injured child near Boissons, France. June, 1944 Source: Library and Archives Canada / PA-141703. LAC

RCAMC N/S prepare beds aboard a hospital ship

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Nursing Sisters headed to France following D-Day invasion. Source: British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum

Queen Elizabeth visits Canadian troop prior to D-Day

Fig-3-WW1

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Staff Sergent Medical Assistant chats with patient wounded in Korea Source: TBD

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Nursing Sisters WWII Source: TBD

Draining infected leg wound in Canadian general hospital

Canadian wounded disembarking on return from Normandy Source: TBD

Nursing Sisters of No.6 Casualty Clearing Station, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, England, 11 October 1943. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3599971

Casualties being transported by a Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps jeep ambulance, Vaucelles, France, July 1944. Source:

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps (RCAMC) medic treating injured child near Boissons, France. June, 1944 Source: Library and Archives Canada / PA-141703. LAC

Casualties being evacuated bu jeep ambulance

Soldier being treated for a facial wound

Patient being helped from a jeep ambulance in Italy Source: Library and Archives Canada / PA-113872

6 Field Ambulance Main Dressing Station (MDS), Cassino

4 Hygiene Section Cassino

Nursing Sisters go on and off shift as an ambulance unloads wounded at a Canadian General Hospital in Italy, 1944. They are using a school building named “Liceo Classico Parificato”. Source: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No.4232993

R.C.A.M.C medic relaxing in Korea

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps medical team treats wounded soldier in Korea

Medic providing first aid to wounded soldier in Korea

Canadian-Belgian MEDEX near Belgian border (1965)

Evacuation Platoon personnel on winter exercise (1965)

1 Field Ambulance “Tent City” Sennalagger training area (Spring 1966)

1 Field Ambulance marshalled for the return road move from Solteau training area. ( Fall 1966)

1 Field Ambulance Brigade Medical Station near Belgian border (1965).

When nature calls in middle of winter – comfort calls for ingenuity

1 Field Ambulance Evacuation Station in German barn cellar

Canadian Base Medical Unit (Europe) was co-locatedd with BMH Iserlohn 1952 – 1970

4 Field Ambulance M133 Armoured Ambulance

4 Field Ambulance on exercise in Germany circa 1980

4 Field Ambulance convoy pausing in a German village circa 1983

4 Field Ambulance convoy passing through German village circa 1985

4 Field Ambulance deployed in German village circa 1985

4 Field Ambulance winter road move

Fully deployed 4 Field Ambulance Field Kitchen

4 Field Ambulance Unimog Ambulances

4 Field Ambulance Evacuation Company M 113 Ambulances

4 Field Ambulance on road move en route to “Tent City” in Slopi on Turkey/Iraq border Source: Demmer,Edmmund. “Outstanding Support in Peace and War.” Lahr, Germany: 4 Field Ambulance, 1992.

LS D Cook and Cpl J Cahill Treat a Young Kurdish Boy at the Zhako Hospital

1 Canadian Field Hospital in Haiti

Inside 1 Canadian Field Hospital in Haiti

Patient on stretcher carriage inside 1 Canadian Field Hospital Haiti

Canadian medical officer entertains Bosnian children Source: TBD

316 Aeromedical Staging Facility Ramstine AFB Germany

Interior of a 333 Ambulance Transport Company Bus Ambulance

1 Canadian Field Hospital in Al-Qaysumah, Saudi Arabia

Canadian and US ambulance at Role 3 Medical Unit Afghanistan with Blackhawk Medevac helicopter in the background. Source: Starlight Afghanistan

Canadian Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) Ambulance in Afghanistan Source: Starlight Afghanistan

Aeromedevac

Medical Team on board medical evacuation flight returning from Afghanistan

Roadside combat casualty care in Afghanistan

RCMS Personnel Treating a Casualty at Role 3 Medical Facility.

RCMS Flag Flying in Kandahar

Role 3 Medical Facility Pharmacy

RCMS Personnel Provided Assistance to Longtrem Care Facilities in Ontario and Quebec

RCMS Med Tech Assistaing a Longterm Care Patient in Quebec

RCMS personnel delivering medical supplies to remote communities