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In may 1918 the camp and hospitals at etaples were bombed several times On the night of may 19, 1918, étaples was hit hard This is how the raid on 19 may was described in the war diary of the etaples base commandant (national archives reference wo95/4027)

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Area attacked by enemy aircraft. Base hospital 12 from northwestern university, chi. On the brightly moonlit night of may 19, 1918 a german air raid dropped more than 100 bombs on a complex of 10 canadian and british field hospitals clustered along the rail lines near étaples, france.

The first canadian nursing casualties as a result of direct enemy action took place in may 1918, claiming the lives of three nurses over the following days

All were serving at 1 st canadian hospital near etaples, france, an area where there were many hospitals and camps. Funeral at a stationary hospital near etaples, probably 9 (canadian) hospital, filmed three days after a bombing raid hit it on the night of 31 may 1918. The '18th general hospital' was at etaples, france During the first world war, the area was the site of a large military hospital complex used by the allies during the first world war.

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