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The 13th Field Ambulance was nominally aligned to the 13th Brigade of the 4th Division, but were effectively under command of the Division Headquarters. | The 13th Field Ambulance was nominally aligned to the 13th Brigade of the 4th Division, but were effectively under command of the Division Headquarters. | ||
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Thirty Three men died while posted to this unit. | Thirty Three men died while posted to this unit. | ||
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===Patients=== | ===Patients=== | ||
Revision as of 19:02, 21 February 2021
 Stretcher bearers of the 13th Field Ambulance resting at a dressing station on Westhoek Ridge AWM photo EO2055 | |
 13th Australian Field Ambulance advanced dressing station with a soldier being operated on. AWM EO2375 | |
Brief History
The 13th Field Ambulance was nominally aligned to the 13th Brigade of the 4th Division, but were effectively under command of the Division Headquarters.
Thirty Three men died while posted to this unit.
===Unit Personnel
- Jesse Thomas Manser 25 May - 9 Aug 1917
Patients
- George Edward Binns 8 - 9 May 1917 & 4 Sep 1917
- † Albert Victor Berry 14 - 15 Jul 1917 & 13 Dec 1917 - 22 Feb 1918
- Edward Patrick Barker 21 Sep 1917
- Henry (Harry) Butcher 15 Nov 1917
- Victor Norman Chandler MM 15 May 1918
- Hubert Maitland Armstrong MM 15 Oct 1918
Individual Honours
% x Distinguished Service Order
- 6 x Military Cross
- 1 x Bar to Military Cross
- 1 x Distinguished Conduct Medal
- 55 x Military Medals
- 5 x Meritorious Service Medal
- 12 x Mentioned in Despatches
- 1 x Serbian Silver Obilich Medal for Bravery
Notes