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| − | ==Brief History==
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| − | The Field Ambulance was a complete medical unit made up of previously separate and independent entities. These were The Bearer Division [previously working as Bearer Companies]; The Tent Division [previously working as Field Hospitals] and The Transport Division.
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| − | The Field Ambulance at full strength composed of 10 Officers and 224 men. The Bearer Division had 18 stretcher squads each of 6 men. The Tent Division was comprised of doctors: 9 medical officers and 1 dental officer, as well as 1 Quartermaster of stores, batmen, clerks, cooks, dispensers, nursing orderlies, and the Transport Division, which had 60 men attached from the Army Service Corps.
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| − | All this made up medical support for one infantry brigade. [Three to every Division].
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| − | ==Battle Honours==
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| − | ==Individual Honours==
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| − | ==Notes==
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| − | Content for the history and honours sections has come from a combination of Wikipedia and the Australian War Memorial websites.
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| − | ==External Links==
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| − | [[Category:AIF Units]]
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