The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 equipment relating to blood bank services such as blood transfusions.
This is a study that shows Sister Goldstein in full surgical gown, apron, mask and cap as she works in the blood bank at the 111 Casualty Clearing Station,AIF, Finschafen. Verso: A man with his left
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
Depicts a patient surrounded by four medical staff who are assisting in giving the patient a blood transfusion at the 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station, New Guinea.
SOUTH ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-08. WALKING PATIENTS FIND HUMOUR IN ANOTHER PATIENTS NX120186 LIEUTENANT D.C. MURRAY, 4TH INFANTRY BATTALION (3), GETTING A BLOOD TRANSFUSION AT THE 111TH CASUAL
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
Recto: Australian Army Medical Corps, No 3 Casualty Clearing Station Verso:Three studies of male torso from the rear, and one full study from the side features the down ward thrust of the axe into so