Image of A Canadian cook making tea in the line. A stretcher by Unknown photographer, (20th century)

A Canadian cook making tea in the line. A stretcher bearer is waiting for his...

IMAGE number: NAM5924998
Image title: A Canadian cook making tea in the line. A stretcher bearer is waiting for his share, 1916 circa (b/w photo)
Artist: Unknown photographer, (20th century)
Location: National Army Museum, London
Medium: black and white photograph
Date: 1914 AD (C20th AD)

Image description: A Canadian cook making tea in the line. A stretcher bearer is waiting for his share, 1916 circa. Photograph, World War One, Western Front (1914-1918), 1916 circa. Tea was an essential item for British and Commonwealth troops at the front. The daily ration was supposed to be 0.63 ounces (18 grams) of tea. It usually came in compact pellets or loose in packets that could be dropped into boiling water and then stored in a soldiers pack. From an album of 54 photographs that belonged to Mr Herbert Cawthorne who served with a Canadian Regiment.
Photo credit: © National Army Museum / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords: cuisine / catering / tea / drink / stretcher bearer / transport / Photograph / Photography / Mzphoto

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