Vintage
Photographs - Animals
Updated - Saturday, 27 May, 2006
This section of the website contains archive photographs taken during, before and after the war. Specifically this sub-section contains photos of animals either on or in relation to the battlefront.
Click here to read introductory notes relating to this section, including information on photograph sources. Use the sidebar to the right to select other categories of photos available within this section.
The photos reproduced below are in thumbnail format - simply click a given photograph to view a larger copy within a separate window.
 Releasing
a carrier pigeon
(CNP) |
 American
mule team in France
(CNP) |
 Belgian
machine guns drawn by dogs
(WW) |
 British
naval pilot releasing a carrier pigeon
(WW) |
 British
driver and horse wearing gas masks
(WW) |
 Dogs
in the trenches
(WW) |
 Members
of U.S. field artillery grooming their horses
(WW) |
 A
British cavalryman waits under shell fire to advance
(WW) |
 Dogs
used instead of horses by Belgian refugees
(NW) |
 Dogs
used to pull batteries of Belgian Lewis Guns
(NW) |
 French
transports and cavalry horses after arrival at Salonika
(NW) |
 Cattle
being driven to the Russian army while in Galicia
(NW) |
 Romanian
cavalry
(NW) |
 Oxen
on muddy Serbian roads
(NW) |
 British
cavalry
(MF) |
 American
officers attaching a message to a carrier pigeon
(HW) |
 The
French Army's carrier-pigeon service on the Western Front
(GW) |
 German
South-West Africa Camel Corps on the March
(GW) |
 The
Canadians' Pet: a snapshot taken at camp in Salisbury
(GW) |
 Australian
forces and their pets in Egypt
(GW) |
 Female
horse-breaker working for the Army Remount Department
(GW) |
 British
troops driving in a flock of sheep in the Dardanelles
(GW) |
 British
farmer sowing while a woman works the team
(GW) |
 An
Indian mountain battery
(GW) |
 French
engineers conducting a cavalry regiment across river in N. France
(GWS) |
 Parade
of the Imperial Light Horse
(GWS) |
 Italian
cavalry on the move
(GWS) |
 French
engineers conveying war horses across a river in France
(GWS) |
 French
engineers conveying war horses across a river in France
(GWS) |
 Horses
swimming across a stream guided by soldiers on a raft
(GWS) |
 A
company of French African cavalry watering their horses at a stream
(GWS) |
 Russian
horse artillery crossing a stream on the Polish front
(GWS) |
 A
British war dog used for trench sentry work in Flanders
(GWS) |
 A
horse dentist at work in France
(GWS) |
 French
cavalry at work in the Champagne district
(GWS) |
 Camels
from Egypt en route to Gallipoli
(GWS) |
 Train
of donkeys laden with water supplies on a Gallipoli beach
(GWS) |
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