The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts gassed men, their eyes bandaged, walking to an aid post.
Third in the series of nine dioramas depicting the scheme of evacuation practiced at the Battle of Messines in France. This model shows stretched cases being loaded on to a light tramway and being pus
An officer wearing glasses peers out of the RAP (Regimental Aid Post) at two Australian soldiers, the one on the left stands using a walking stick, his left leg bandaged and his right arm in a sling.
Depicts a head and shoulders portrait of Leading Aircraftman James Gordon Danks, RAAF, with head bandaged, during the Second World War.
Depicts a First Aid team of five soldiers, attending to a wounded soldier on the edge of muddied crater on the battlefield, under the protection of a white flag. The wounded soldier has been put onto
Second in the series of nine dioramas depicting the scheme of evacuation practiced at the Battle of Messines in France. This model shows the walking wounded and stretcher cases arriving at a Regimenta
Depicts the ' walking wounded'; two pairs of soldiers, one assisting the other, walking out of mist or smoke haze in the background during the First World War. The soldier in foreground, wearing a tin
Depicts two soldiers seen from behind, the one on the right has his head bandaged beneath his helmet, while the soldier on the left has his uniform tunic over his shoulders, and his right arm over the