国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 11月10日 03時10分

This neat medical chest would be on board Italian ambulances during World War I. Inside, we found both first aid supplies familiar to us today and a few surprises. A wooden splint can be seen in the lid and paper packages with red crosses contain muslin and cotton bandages and compresses. Drugs include morphine, adrenaline, laudanum, and caffeine. See the small tubes with a skull and crossbones? They hold mercuric chloride, a topical antiseptic particularly important in a war before antibiotics.

In the chaos of battle, how did medical personnel keep track of the wounded? Orange and green paper tags would have been secured to wounded men and used to track their treatment—and whether they were well enough to travel.

Today, we're sharing #WorldWar1 objects and stories selected by Mallory of our Division of Medicine and Science. Follow the hashtag #WW1Stories all day for more fascinating stories from the Great War. Museums and archives around the world are sharing some REALLY cool and unexpected stuff.

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