The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORT HEDLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-02. THREE MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE SERVING AT PORT HEDLAND HOSPITAL, SISTERS V.S. MCBRIDE, G. HUGHES AND M.J. PATTERSON. SISTERS MCBRIDE AND HUGHES WERE IN BROOME DURING THE BIG JAP AIR RAIDS LAST YEAR. BOTH WANT TO RETURN.
PORT HEDLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. SISTERS V.S. MCBRIDE AND G. HUGHES OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL H. JAMES, MC., COMMANDANT NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA AREA, WAVE FAREWEL
Two Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) sisters and a member of the Australian Army Medical Women’s Service (AAMWS) attending a patient with multiple injuries at the 2/1st Australian General Hospit
ALICE SPRINGS, AUSTRALIA. 1942-12-01. THREE NURSING SISTERS AT 109 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ENJOYING A CUP OF AFTERNOON TEA. FROM LEFT:- SISTER G. FORDHAM, SISTER P. SKELTON AND SISTER E. GOYDER. S
Among the nursing sisters staffing No. 1 RAF General Hospital near Naples are a number of the original "pioneers" who helped to found the RAF's first static hospital in North Africa last year. This ho
Australia. 14 February 1969. Matron P. N. Mccarthy (second from right) who has served with the Australian Army for 27 years, including service in New Guinea, Japan, Korea and Malaya, chats with three
Hospital ward of the 2/13th Australian General Hospital (AGH) during the evacuation of Singapore. The building was subject to bombing, sustaining hits to both its kitchen and a ward, and had to operat
