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Monday morning exercise, Army Remount Depot, WW1

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Monday morning exercise, Army Remount Depot, WW1

Unruly mules proving hard to control during a Monday morning exercise at an Army Remount Depot with mounted N.C.Os rounding them up. Date: 1916

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Monday Morning Unruly Mules at the Army Remount Depot: A Scene from World War I (1916) This evocative photograph captures the lively scene of a Monday morning exercise at an Army Remount Depot during World War I. The image portrays a group of mules and horses, their ears pricked and eyes wide with curiosity or defiance, as they buck and kick, proving difficult for the N.C.Os (Non-Commissioned Officers) attempting to mount and control them. The Army Remount Depot played a crucial role in the British military during the First World War, providing fresh mounts for the cavalry and transport animals for the troops. This photograph showcases the challenges of breaking and taming these animals, a necessary process to ensure they were fit for military service. The mules, with their unruly demeanor, contrast sharply with the calm and determined expressions of the N.C.Os, who expertly maneuver around the animals, using ropes and their mounting blocks to gain control. The scene is filled with a sense of energy and tension, as the animals test the limits of their handlers, while the soldiers remain focused and resolute. The photograph, dated 1916, offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of the Army Remount Depot and the challenges faced by the soldiers and animals during the First World War. It serves as a poignant reminder of the hardships and dedication required to maintain a functional military force during times of conflict.

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