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Horses and Mules of the Canadian Artillery and Ammunition Columns during the First World War
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2016
This thesis develops a narrative for the horses and mules of the Canadian artillery units and ammunition columns, while consequently expanding that of the soldiers serving alongside them. Carrying out mounted, draught, and pack work, these animals played an invaluable role in military operations and greatly impacted daily life. Immense effort was made to preserve the wellbeing of the horses and mules, although casualties were considered inevitable. The evolution of the acquisition, training,
doi:10.11575/prism/26380
fatcat:jvevafxmjrcthf22zdabsli5jq