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Lightly wounded Scottish soldiers being transported by mule to a dressing station during the Salonika campaign, 1918. Over the course of the three-year campaign, the British Salonika Force (BSF) suffered a total of 28,100 casualties, including 8,400 deaths. Malaria was a huge problem for the BSF, and disease was responsible for half of the expeditionary force's total deaths.
