Item 14: George Washington Thomas Lambert papers, October 1917-March 1919 - Page 51

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[Page 51]

and 23 other ranks wounded.  This was in a way balanced by the high rate of sickness.
     The 10th A.L.H. Regiment was left on observation in the foothills and a post of 1 troop was left on the Wadi Maraba track.  The remainder of the Brigade returned to bivouac near Duma.

VETERINARY

The horses stood the severe strain imposed upon them very well.  The following is the wastage.

19th September to 2nd October.

Killed and destroyed in action   25
Wounded   15
Destroyed:- Exhaustion 3)  
                    Broken legs 3) 7
                    Colic

1)

  
Died:- Biliary fever 1)  
           Colic 1) 4
            Exhaustion 2)  
 
Missing		    
Transferred to 8th Mobile Vet. Section.    
Lame and injuries (kicks) 54)  
Colic and diarrhoea 10)  
Laminitis 15)  
Wounded   7)  
Exhaustion 22) 150
Fever   7)  
Sore backs 32)  
Sore withers   3)  
     Total   207

PRISONERS CAPTURED.  20th September to 2nd October.

Date. Place. Number.
20/9/'18 Jenin 8107
26/9/'18 Tiberias 100
27/9/'18 Yacub 52
29/9/'18 El Kuneitre 29
29/9/'18 Sasa 29
1/10/'18 Er Rabue station 483
1/10/'18 Duma 583
1/10'18 Kussier 161
2/10/'18 Kubbet I Asafur 1481
       Total 11025

 

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