Transportation of the wounded in winter conditions (1942-1943)

Red Army soldiers and a medical orderly place a wounded comrade on a raincoat-tent for evacuation to the rear.

Red Army soldiers in camouflage suits ride through the forest on dog sleds.

A Red Army soldier stops the dog sled near a wounded comrade.

A medical orderly helps a slightly wounded soldier go to the rear.

Evacuation of a wounded man on a dog sled.

A Red Army soldier, sitting astride a horse, tows a bundle of three sleds with wounded soldiers loaded onto them.

Medical orderlies evacuate the wounded man by drag.

The Red Army soldiers wrap the wounded comrade, who is placed on the sled, in a quilted mat.

Loading the wounded man into a heated van mounted on runners.

The vans with the wounded, harnessed by horses, are sent to the rear.