The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The operating theatre is the building in the centre where a patient is being carried in. The long building on the left is a ward and the roof of the other ward and dispensary can be seen on the right. The orderly room is in front of that and nearer still on the opposite bank is the kitchen. The tent in the foreground belongs to the Detail Issue Depot.
An orderly and a nurse bend over a bed inside a tent. There is another bed within the tent. This is number 50 from the series of 66 lithographs 'The Great War: Britain's efforts and ideals', published
NO 3 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION, PORT MORESBY, 1942-11, SHOWING (1) SURGICAL WARDS; (2) X-RAY; (3) OPERATING THEATRE; (4) MEDICAL WARDS; (5) POWER TENDER; (6) ADMITTING AND OUTPATIENTS; (7) PATHOLOGY;
New Guinea. A Japanese prisoner of war (POW) with an arm and leg injury is carried by Australians to the operating theatre of the mobile surgical team's headquarters at Kumbarum. The signs on the tree
Aerial view of the hospital established by the 1st (Australian) Field Hospital (1 Fd Hosp), deployed with INTERFET, the International Force in East Timor, in the grounds of the museum in Dili. The cen
Depicts the advance dressing station of the Australian Forces 2nd Field Ambulance, with a motor ambulance in the background. In the foreground there is a table with medical supplies arranged on it, a
Wounded soldier being attended to under a makeshift shelter at the dressing station; three others waiting to be attended; the figure on the left is dead. Trees left and right foreground; hills in back
