The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Blood transfusion has become instrumental in the saving of numerous lives during the Western Desert battles. This photograph was taken at a casualty clearing station in a forward battle area where army doctors are doing a magnificent job of life saving under fire.
TOBRUK. - IN THE MAIN DRESSING STATION AT TOBRUK. SAPPER A.G. WILLIAMS LIVES UP TO THE GREAT TRADITIONS OF THE FAMILY AND SUBMITS TO A BLOOD TRANSFUSION. THE SAPPER IS ON THE HEADQUARTERS STAFF OF THE
BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO, 4 AUGUST 1945. SERGEANT J KENNEDY, MEDICAL ORDERLY (1) GIVING A BLOOD TRANSFUSION TO A PATIENT AT 2/3 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-06-03. LIEUTENANT C. LEAHY (1) AND LIEUTENANT K.J. MURCH (2), AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE SISTERS AT 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION PREPARING A BLOOD TRANSFUSION.
Aitape Sector, New Guinea. A doctor works feverishly to administer a blood transfusion to a wounded soldier. Prepared blood plasma is being held up by a stick. Only 100 yards from the enemy, doctors p
Two doctors wearing surgical gowns and masks and a female nurse attend the right arm of a native Papuan who lies on a hospital bed at the No 3 Casualty Clearing Station, Finshafen and undergoes a bloo
Aitape Sector, New Guinea. A doctor works feverishly to administer a blood transfusion to one of our wounded. Prepared blood plasma hanging from a bamboo stick, is a lifesaving God-send. Only 100 yard
