The hospitals for Indian troops in Britain were very well equipped and were a far cry from the abysmal medical treatment provided to soldiers in Mesopotamia. This image shows the Dowsing Institute Radio Electrical Treatment which proved very valuable for cases of rheumatism, sciatica etc with which Indian troops suffered so severely during the winter campaign in the trenches.
These four wounded Indians were the worst cases at Brighton. The sepoy smoking had fractured his arm and elbow caused by an explosive German bullet while the two on his right were wooded by a German shell.
The wounded sepoys enjoy a gramophone concert in the lawns of the Pavilion Hospital.