DescriptionWork on Redbank camp began in October 1939, soon after war was declared. By November 7, Redbank Camp was described as a small township with wooden huts, mess rooms, kitchens and ablution benches. There was a hospital where the men were given typhus injections. Sick soldiers were also treated there. References (offline)Ipswich Remembers, Military Heritage of Ipswich, 1860s - 1990s. Pg. 21
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