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QLD, 1940. SLEEPING QUARTERS IN THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (AAMC) NO. 1 MOBILE X-RAY UNIT, SHOWING ONE OF THE FIVE BUNKS PROVIDED FOR THE STAFF. (DONOR H. JOCHHEIM)
YEPPOON, QLD, 1940. THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (AAMC) NO. 1 MOBILE X-RAY UNIT TRAIN STANDING AT THE RAILWAY SIDING. BESIDE IT CAPTAIN B.L.W. CLARKE (RADIOLOGIST) AND WARRANT OFFICER H. JOCHHEIM
YEPPOON, QLD, 1940. TROOPS FROM THE AIF CAMP AT YEPPOON WAIT BESIDE THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (AAMC) NO. 1 MOBILE X-RAY UNIT TRAIN PULLED UP AT THE RAILWAY SIDING. (DONOR H. JOCHHEIM)
BOWEN, QLD, 1940. AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (AAMC) NO. 1 MOBILE X-RAY UNIT ATTACHED TO A NORMAL PASSENGER TRAIN ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR ROCKHAMPTON. AT OTHER TIMES THE UNIT WAS ATTACHED TO EXPRESS OR G
BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO, 4 AUGUST 1945. STAFF-SERGEANT K H SEARLE, X RAY TECHNICIAN, HELPING PRIVATE K C GOODHEW OF 2/2 ARMY MEDICAL CORPS UNIT BACK TO HIS WARD
ENOGGERA, QLD, 1939-10-12. NORTHERN MILITARY COMMAND TRAINING SCHOOL. SOLDIERS ON NUMBER 1 STAFF COURSE DEMONSTRATE ANTI-GAS ATTACK PROCEDURES, WITH ONE LYING ON A STRETCHER HOLDING A GAS MASK WHILE H
ENOGGERA, QLD, 1939-10-12. NORTHERN MILITARY COMMAND TRAINING SCHOOL. SOLDIERS ON NUMBER 1 STAFF COURSE WATCH AS WARRANT OFFICER R. BAXTER, AUSTRALIAN INSTRUCTIONAL CORPS, RECEIVES TREATMENT ON HIS AR
