What are twenty facts about a World War 1 hospital?

Answer 1

Feild hospitals in world war one were no more than tents or huts manned by one matron and her under staff of nurses and sisters.

Most housed about 1000 beds but with all the casulties and diseases they were soon full.

They had wards like modern hospitals but they were often just separate tents or one tent separated by a sheet.

Many of the hospitals were shelled.

They didnt have running water all water had to be taken from a pump out side.

Surgerys were often carried out on stretcher proped up by planks of wood.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

· The Military Hospital was a great centre of interest to local people with its two large red crosses on the front gates.

· The field hospitals were no more than a tent or a hut