The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KATHERINE, NT. 1942-11-24. THE LAUNDRY AT 121 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (121AGH) IS EQUIPPED WITH THE MOST MODERN MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. HERE, CORPORAL F.R. JULIAN IS SEEN PRESSING NURSES' UNIFORMS IN THE RAPID TWIN PRESS WHICH WAS BROUGHT FROM DARWIN FOR USE AT 121AGH.
KATHERINE, NT. 1942-11-24. 121 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (121AGH) IS EQUIPPED WITH ITS OWN LAUNDRY AND WASHES NURSES' UNIFORMS AS WELL AS HOSPITAL LINEN. PRIVATE F.H. HILLARD (LEFT) AND PRIVATE G.R.
Australian soldiers and Japanese employees washing, cleaning and packaging clothes, uniforms, sheets and blankets at the Base Laundry. Original BCOF Public Relations caption: “Modern machinery operat
DARWIN, NT. 1943-07-06. S21190 PRIVATE PETHICK OF THE 12TH AUSTRALIAN MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DECONTAMINATION UNIT PRESSING NURSES' UNIFORMS.
KATHERINE, NT. 1942-11-24. PRIVATE C.C. ERRATT OF 121 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (121AGH) PUTTING CLOTHES INTO THE HYDRO-EXTRACTOR AT THE LAUNDRY OF THE HOSPITAL. THE EXTRACTOR IS USED FOR DRYING CLO
KATHERINE, NT. 1942-11-24. SERGEANT R.I. PRESS, OF 121 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (121AGH) (BACK TO CAMERA), TESTING A PATIENT'S EYES IN THE OPTICAL SECTION OF THE HOSPITAL.
KATHERINE, NT. 1942-11-24. MAJOR D.G. PERRETT, OPHTHALMOLOGIST AT 121 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (121AGH) (RIGHT), EXAMINING A PATIENT IN THE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SECTION OF THE HOSPITAL. PRIVATE J.E
