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PORTRAIT OF MISS MARGARET IRENE LANG, FOUNDER OF THE RAAF NURSING SERVICE. IN UNIFORM, C.1945. THE SERVICE WAS FORMED IN JULY 1940 AND MISS LANG WAS MATRON-IN-CHIEF UNTIL 1946. (DONOR: M. KINKAID)
ASCOT VALE, VIC., 1944-01. STAFF GATHERED AT THE NURSE'S QUARTERS, NO. 2 HOSPITAL RAAF. SEATED IN WICKER CHAIRS, L TO R, MATRONS JEAN MACKIE, NORMA MONGER, MATRON-IN-CHIEF MARGARET IRENE LANG, MATRONS
Darwin, NT. 1944-12-23. During her tour of inspection, RAAF Nursing Service Matron-in-Chief M. Lang helps Red Cross staff sort out material in their store for hospital patients. Left to right: Matron
Darwin, NT. 1944-12-23. RAAF and Army Nursing Service chiefs at the lunch table at the house of Principal Matron S. J. Haines of Hobart, Tas, senior Army Sister in the area, during a tour of inspectio
Darwin, NT. 1944-12-23. An informal group portrait of RAAF and Army Nursing Service chiefs, outside Principal Matron S. J. Haines' house. Left to right: Sister C. M. Hurford; Matron-in-Chief M. Lang;
Margaret Irene Lang first served in Solonika with the Australian Army Nursing Service in the First World War. During the Second World War, she was Matron-in-Chief of the Royal Australian Air Force Nur
Darwin, NT. 1944-12-23. Interior of the Red Cross Depot where stores and comforts are kept for hospital patients. Left to right: RAAF Nursing Service Matron-in-Chief M. Lang, visiting on a tour of ins
