The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 he was a captive of the Japanese.
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 Clea
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 Clea
A portrait of Sister Margaret Anne Marshall QFX6427 of the 2/2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station. Marshall served in Egypt, Java and Port Moresby.
Patients suffering from skin diseases were housed in a separate ward of the 3rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station, built in New Guinea by the indigenous people of Finschhafen.
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
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
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
