THESE 12 RARE IMAGES OF THE INDIAN ARMY FROM WORLD WAR I TELL A STORY MUCH LESS SPOKEN OF
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Definite, you historians out there would have your own qualms and arguments concerning the drafting of the Indian Army soldiers in World War I. However these are reports and moments which have been lost to time, and all we will do is speculate what it might’ve been like.
So listed below are 12 rare images of the Indian Army from World War I that we thought you should absolutely expertise.
1. Indian soldiers training with bayonets.
2. A lady pins a flower on the tunic an Indian soldier in the course of march-earlier.
3. October 1917: Indian reinforcements being transported to Kilwa in German East Africa.
4. March 1917: Indian Expeditionary Force soldiers make their means through the western front.
5. Soldiers practice a gas mask drill. Grim!
6. A gymnastics performance by a soldier on Sports Day in Salonika, 1916.
7. Two officers from an Indian mule company in Gallipoli at their post.
8. July 1916: Soldiers wait in a queue for foods at an improvised cookhouse at a camp near Querrieu, France.
9. Summer of 1918: Indian soldiers bathing in the River Auja in Palestine.
10. Indian Muslim soldiers conducting their everyday prayers for the duration of the campaign in modern day Iraq.
11. March 1917: Indian soldiers provide heavy security at this railway station in captured Baghdad.
12. August 1915: Wounded Indian soldiers at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, which served as a makeshift hospital.
Glimpses of forgotten moments.
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