 Casualties were cared for by medical officers , stretcher bearers , camel drivers and sand @-@ cart drivers who worked tirelessly , often in the firing line , covering enormous distances in difficult conditions and doing all they could to relieve the suffering of the wounded . The casualties were transported on cacolets on camels or in sand @-@ carts back to the field ambulances , as the heavy sand made it impossible to use motor- or horse @-@ drawn ambulances . Between 4 and 9 August , the Anzac Mounted Division 's five field ambulances brought in 1 @,@ 314 patients , including 180 enemy wounded . 
 Casualties <a href='uninflect' title='1'><mark>were</mark></a> cared for by medical officers , stretcher bearers , camel drivers and sand @-@ cart drivers <a href='null_relcl' title='2'><mark>who</mark></a>worked tirelessly , often in the firing line , covering enormous distances in difficult conditions and doing all they could to relieve the suffering of the wounded . The casualties <a href='uninflect' title='3'><mark>were</mark></a> transported on cacolets on camels or in sand @-@ <a href='uninflect' title='4'><mark>carts</mark></a> back to the field ambulances , as the heavy sand made it impossible to use motor- or horse @-@ drawn ambulances . Between 4 and 9 August , the Anzac Mounted Division <a href='null_genetive' title='5'><mark>'s</mark></a>five field ambulances brought in 1 @,@ 314 patients , including 180 enemy wounded . 
Casualties was cared for by medical officers , stretcher bearers , camel drivers and sand @-@ cart drivers worked tirelessly , often in the firing line , covering enormous distances in difficult conditions and doing alll they could to relieve da suffering of the wounded . Tdacasualties was transported on cacolets on camels or in sand @-@ cart back to thdaield ambulances , as thedaavy sand made it impossible to use motor- or horse @-@ drawn ambulances . Between 4 and 9 August , the Anzac Mounted Division  five field ambulances brought in 1 @,@ 314 patients , including 180 enemy wounded .