The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of Australian nursing sisters, accompanied by two British officers, on the boat deck of HMAT Canberra, en route from Australia to Bombay. The sisters are probably part of the contingent of 100 nurses of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) sent to work in large British military hospitals in Bombay.
Group portrait of unidentified Australian nursing sisters and two naval officers on the deck of a troopship, possibly HMAT Canberra, en route from Australia to Bombay. Both officers are holding cigare
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE NURSES FROM THE 2/2ND CASUALTY CLEARING STATION RELAX ON THE DECK OF THE BRITISH HOSPITAL SHIP DORSETSHIRE EN ROUTE TO TOBRUK. LEFT TO RIGHT: SISTERS THORPE, UNKNOWN, P
Officers, soldiers, and several women who are probably nursing sisters, watch a sporting event on board a transport ship en route to England.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE NURSES FROM THE 2/4TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ON BOARD THE BRITISH HOSPITAL SHIP DORSETSHIRE EN ROUTE TO TOBRUK. LEFT TO RIGHT: SISTERS WATSON, GOODE, JAMIESON AND
Bombay, India. c 1917. Two members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) and two patients in Victoria War Hospital (situated in a new railway office building close to the docks) in Bombay, buy
JERUSALEM, PALESTINE. 1941-05-03. AUSTRALIAN AND BRITISH NURSES AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AT THE MOSQUE OF OMAR (MOSQUE OF THE DOME OF THE ROCK). LEFT TO RIGHT: GUIDE, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS
