The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MATARANKA, N.T., AUSTRALIA. 1942-11-25. GENERAL SCENE OF THE ONLY WARD IN 42 AUSTRALIAN CAMP HOSPITAL. IT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO SECTIONS AND CONTAINS 40 BEDS. CAPTAIN R.K. EDWARDS, (WEARING HAT ON RIGHT) THE MEDICAL OFFICER, IS SEEN MAKING HIS MORNING INSPECTION OF PATIENTS. STOOD NEXT TO HIM IS THE SISTER-IN-CHARGE, SISTER E. WILSON. SISTER M. ERSKINE IS SEEN ON THE LEFT OF THE PICTURE AND STOOD ON HER RIGHT IS PRIVATE L.J. GENARDINI, NURSING ORDERLY.
MATARANKA, N.T. 1942-11-25. UNLOADING A PATIENT FROM AN AMBULANCE AT 42 AUSTRALIAN CAMP HOSPITAL. LEFT TO RIGHT:- GUNNER RATTENBURY (ON STRETCHER), CORPORAL F.G. NEWETT, STAFF-SERGEANT J.F. DALE AND A
Interior of a Tent Ward at the 3rd Australian General Hospital showing three lines of beds with staff and patients sitting around a table. Identified: Private South (standing, fourth from left); Siste
Sister Dorothy Angell (back, right) and Sister Pamela Matenson (front, right), both members of the Australian Civilian Surgical/Medical Team, transporting a patient from the surgical suite to the ward
Patients and nursing staff in ward 1, the burns ward, of the 2/7th Australian General Hospital. The members of the special burns team, standing with three unidentified patients are (left to right): ‘S
Informal portrait of SFX26393 Sister Margaret Ramsay Young Erskine from Black Forest, South Australia, a nursing sister of No 42 Australian Camp Hospital (on the right) playing draughts with VX130610
Interior of the ward at No 3 AGH. Pictured is Colonel B J Newmarch GMC (central figure in uniform) is reading reports on patients with the leading surgeon Major Trethowan (left of centre in white coat