The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Shows Sister M. Russell, of the Australian Army Nursing Service, bandaging the arms of a native who had both hands blown off while fishing, when a captive of the Japanese. 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Finschhafen, New Guinea.
Sister M Russell bandaging the arms of an indigenous person at the 3rd Australian Casualty Clearing station, Finschhafen, New Guinea. The man had both hands blown off by a grenade while fishing when
Sister M Russell bandaging the arms of an indigenous person at the 3rd Australian Casualty Clearing station, Finschhafen, New Guinea. The man had both hands blown off by a grenade while fishing when
Portrait in uniform of Sister Ellen Moriarty, NFX70524, a member of the Australian Army Nursing Service, 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station; AANS, Sister in Charge 111 Aust Casualty Clearing S
Sister Margaret Doreen Sullivan, TFX6405, of 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station wearing mask, cap, gloves and gown for operations.
Sister Minnie Sutherland Goldstein, WFX32605, of the Australian Army Nursing Service working in the blood bank of 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Alexishafen. She is working on medical equi
Life size drawing of the spider found in the artist's bed at 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Finschhafen, New Guinea.
HELDSBACH MISSION, FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-13. SISTERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, HAVING MORNING TEA AT THEIR MESS OVERLOOKING FINSCHHAFEN HARBOUR. SITUATED HIGH ABOVE THE B
