The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicting wounded men of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion being given a smoke after they had been carried out of sight of the enemy and it was safe to light up. This was after they had been found by a search party that was on its way back to Scott's Creek, New Guinea.
Soldiers of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion stand around a man laying on a stretcher. One is lighthing him a cigarette. Dargie noted, "Around the Spur, and out of sight of the enemy, it is
A line of Australian soldiers from the 57/60th Battalion are carrying wounded men on stretchers along a treacherous stretch of a path that has been ruined by a landslide. Dargie noted: "This was one
Troops of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion, members of Lieutenant V Passlow's, MC, platoon having their feet dressed at the Regimental Aid Post after their return from patrol. They had been c
NX87474 Sergeant Newman was among a party who were ambushed, four being wounded. An armed party from "C"Coy at Daumoina, 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion set off into enemy territory to bring in
Pen and ink sketch of soldiers of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion carrying a wounded soldier on a stretcher. Dargie noted: "After digging our way over the landslide mentioned in sketch 291
Marie Miethke was 17 years old when she painted "The wounded soldier." Possibly depicting a scene from the battle of Gallipoli, the work provides insight into the impact the war had on the Australian