The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of SFX13418 Sister (Sr) Rebecca Florence Casson, SFX13318/ SX13318 Sr Loris Irene Church (nee Seebohm), SX13431 Sr Lorna Fairweather and SX13081 Sr Elvin Wittwer aboard Hospital Ship Wanganella. Sr Casson and Sr Fairweather were both executed in the Banka Island massacre along with nineteen other nurses. The only survivor of the massacre was Captain Vivian Bullwinkel.
The Last Post Ceremony is presented in the Commemorative area of the Australian War Memorial each day. The ceremony commemorates more than 102,000 Australians who have given their lives in war and oth
Informal portrait of three Australian Army nurses at the 38th Camp Hospital in Northam, Western Australian. Identified, left to right: SX13081 Sister (Sr) Elvin Wittwer; SX12140 Sr Nellie Bentley and
Informal portrait of SFX13419 Sister (Sr) Annie Merle Trenerry and SFX13431 Sr Lorna Florence Fairweather, both of the 2/13th Australian General Hospital. Sixty five Australian nurses, including Sr Tr
Group portrait of Australian nurses. Identified, eighth from the left, back row, is SX13081 Sister (Sr) Elvin Wittwer, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS). Enlisting in the AANS on 7 February 1941,
Informal portrait of SX13081 Sister (Sr) Elvin Wittwer, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), with local boys in Singapore. Enlisting in the AANS on 7 February 1941, Sr Wittwer served with the 2/13t
Informal group portrait of, left to right, SX12140 Sister (Sr) Nellie Bentley, an unidentified woman, and SX13081 Sr Elvin Wittwer in Sydney. Sisters Bentley and Wittwer had enlisted in the Australian
Informal portrait of an unidentified nurse and SX13081 Sister (Sr) Elvin Wittwer at the 38th Camp Hospital situated in Northam, Western Australia. Sr Wittwer enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Se
