Train Car
      A train car that was converted from passenger operation to carry wounded soldiers to a large general hospital in a large city.  It could carry thirty-three wounded soldiers.  Alternate seats were removed and replaced with wooden slats.  The less wounded were hung from strechers suspended from above by rubber loops.
 

Two-wheeled ambulance 
         During the war, some type of vehicle was needed to transport soldiers from the battle field to the nearest medical facility.  The solution was drawn by a single horse.  On each side of the vehicle was a very large wheel.  These buggies provided a bumpy ride for their wounded passengers.  It was very difficult to treat a patient in a bumpy ambulence.  Many soldiers died on their way to a hospital.