The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CONCORD, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE (AAMWS) CHECKING AND WASHING UP MESSING BOWLS AND INSTRUMENTS IN THE CENTRAL DRESSINGS DEPARTMENT OF THE 113TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL: NFX138749 SISTER D. NICHOLAS (2) (RIGHT).
Concord, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. Members of Australian Army Medical Womens Service (AAMWS) making dressings in the central sterilizing department at 113th Australian General Hospital. Left to right: Priva
Concord, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. Walking patients dining on one of the balconies at 113th Australian General Hospital. Identified personnel are: Private J. Loth, Australian Army Medical Womens Service (AA
CONCORD, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE (AAMWS) MEMBER NFX133277 LIEUTENANT K. CLAYTON, PHYSIOTHERAPIST, TREATING A PATIENT'S FOOT, AT THE 113TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITA
Concord, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. Staff working in the kitchen washing up room, at the 113th Australian General Hospital.
Concord, NSW. c. 1944-03-04. Sister R. Meaney, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), selecting surgical instruments that are laid out on a shelf at 113th Australian General Hospital.
Concord, NSW. c. 1944-04-03. Sergeant B. Wake, Australian Army Medical Womens Service (AAMWS), (left) and Corporal J. Wickham, AAMWS, preparing bacteria culture in the Pathology Department of 113th Au
