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Animals in the military during World War I
CamelsCamels can travel long distances with heavy loads, through hot dry country. Before motorised transport was available, camels were useful for exploration and work in arid regions.
Australian Light Horse in World War I
Before the war Mounted troops had been part of Australia's home defence scheme since the 1890s, mostly as volunteers in rifle clubs.
M is for Mates—Animals in Wartime from Ajax to Zep (Book), (Student activity), (Educational)
This education resource is designed for primary students and is an alphabetic book about the contribution made by animals in wartime and peace operations. The Department of Veterans' Affairs'…
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