Lifeline : A British Casualty Clearing Station on the Western Front, 1918
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[Place of publication not identified] : The History Press, [2013].
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On March 21, 1918, the 29th and 3rd Casualty Clearing Stations RAMC were encamped at Grévillers, just behind the front line, when Germany launched its final, massive offensive. These Field Hospitals were the lifeline to the rear for the unabated deluge of wounded which soon overwhelmed both units. All wards were full and operating theaters were working round the clock to deal with the endless queues for amputations and major surgery. In the words of Major-General von Bertele in his foreword: "that casualty care should be managed on such a scale and at such a pace leaves the reader open mouthed." Lifeline is a touching record of the care provided by an often exhausted but dedicated medical and nursing staff and the bravery and spirit of their patients as the hospitals, always under intense pressure, moved back and forth with the changing positions of the line during the last months of the war.
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Gordon, I. (2013). Lifeline: A British Casualty Clearing Station on the Western Front, 1918 . The History Press.

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Gordon, Iain. 2013. Lifeline: A British Casualty Clearing Station On the Western Front, 1918. The History Press.

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Gordon, Iain. Lifeline: A British Casualty Clearing Station On the Western Front, 1918 The History Press, 2013.

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Gordon, Iain. Lifeline: A British Casualty Clearing Station On the Western Front, 1918 The History Press, 2013.

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