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Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Great War premium episode number 29.

This is our fourth and last in our series about the Medical War. In this

episode we will be discussing the logistics of what happened after the

soldiers were wounded on the battlefield. It would be a long journey both in terms of geographical

distance and time between the battlefields and the permanent base hospitals where

most of the more severely injured would recover. All armies created a system of checkpoints along the way where the soldiers would get the care that they needed and then be prepared for transport further to the rear if that is what they required.

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