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NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. A PAPUAN NATIVE MEDICAL ORDERLY ATTENDS TO A SICK NATIVE IN ONE OF THE WARDS OF THE HOSPITAL OPERATED BY THE NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES. THESE NATIVE ORDERLIES HAVE RECEIVED MISSION EDUCATION AND ALSO WERE SENT TO SYDNEY A FEW YEARS AGO AND UNDERWENT A COURSE OF ANATOMY AND TROPICAL MEDICINE AT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.
POPONDETTA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-02. NATIVE MEDICAL ORDERLY J. DOW WHO IS IN CHARGE OF NATIVE MEDICAL ORDERLIES (1), WITH NATIVE MEDICAL ORDERLY D. NOUAIRI (2), WHO HAS COMPLETED TWO YEARS OF TROPICAL
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-04. NG2446 SERGEANT J. B. BRENNAN, MEDICAL ORDERLY, AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNITS, (1); ATTACHED TO THE 7TH DIVISION, ASSISTED BY MAKU, A PAPUAN "DOCTOR BOY
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-04. NG2446 SERGEANT J. B. BRENNAN, MEDICAL ORDERLY, AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT, (1) ATTACHED TO THE 7TH DIVISION, ASSISTED BY MAKU, A PAPUAN "DOCTOR BOY"
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-04. MAKU A PAPUAN "DOCTOR BOY" GIVING MEDICINE TO A SICK MARKHAM VALLEY MAN AT THE AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVE LABOUR HOSPITAL.
Studio portrait of Captain (Capt) Robert Hughes Black AAMC. Capt Black's interest in tropical medicine continued during his service in the Army and he was eventually posted to the Land Headquarters Me
LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-06-28. DURING HIS TOUR OF INSPECTION OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN THE LAE AREA, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF AUSTRALIA (1) VISITED THE MEDICAL
