Patient suffering dengue fever
Art ART22109 Second World War, 1939-1945An unidentified patient with dengue fever lies in a hospital bed at No. 106 Australian Casualty Clearing Station in Finschafen, New Guinea.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Possibly a Casualty Clearing Station rather than a hospital, with an unidentified man reclining on a stretcher, and a doctor attending another patient in background.
An unidentified patient with dengue fever lies in a hospital bed at No. 106 Australian Casualty Clearing Station in Finschafen, New Guinea.

Depicts a man wearing only pyjama trousers lying on bed. The 'pox hospital' was a hospital or ward treating patients with venereal disease. Verso; Pen and ink drawing of reclining figure.

A depiction of a casualty clearing station at Cape Moem, New Guinea. Medical facilities were found in areas with troop concentrations. The larger the concentration, the larger the medical facility. Th
This work depicts a patient in the 2/2 Casualty Clearing Station (CCS), Balikpapan, Borneo.
Portrait depicting Leading Aircraftsman Alexander Edward Smith, 126846 (or possibly 128246), Royal Australian Air Force, No 80 Squadron, suffering from typhus and lying in a hospital bed at a casualty

Sister F. McLennon attending a patient, Corporal F. Flannagan, 7 Division Signals (right) in ward 1 at 2/2 Casualty Clearing Station. On the stretcher asleep is Trooper A. J. Kelly, 2/5 Commando Squad
