The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts the wounded being transferred from motor ambulance to barge to be transported.
Seventh in the series of nine dioramas depicting the scheme of evacuation practised at the Battle of Messines in France. This model shows a Casualty Clearing Station where the wounded received further
Depicts a motor ambulance driving through rubble, evacuating the wounded from a war damaged urban area. One of a series of oil paintings accompanying the dioramas that depict the scheme of evacuation
Depicts a field ambulance being unloaded by a number of men from the rear of the ambulance. Behind the ambulance are a number of hospital tents. Will Dyson was the first Australian official war artist
Depicts the wounded from the Front Line in motor lorries being unloaded at the Casualty Clearing Station at St Brie on the morning of the advance over Mont St. Quentin Canal. Shows soldiers of various
One of a series of oil paintings accompanying the `Evacuation of the wounded' dioramas. These depict the scheme of evacuation practiced in Messines in Belgium in June 1917. Work began on the models in
Depicts gassed men, their eyes bandaged, walking to an aid post.
Figures of four ambulance men from the 2nd Field Ambulance running across the helipad to receive a badly injured soldier just brought in by helicopter to Vung Tau in Vietnam on 7 April 1967.
