The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sister Ada Smith (left) with two other nursing sisters of the 2nd Australian casualty clearing station near Steenwerck. They are beside a tent used for months as living quarters.
SISTER ADA SMITH OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION NEAR STEENWERCK. SHE STANDS AT THE ENTRANCE OF A TENT USED FOR MONTHS AS HER LIVING QUARTERS. (ORIGINAL ALBUM HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE
TROIS ARBRES, FRANCE. C.1917. SISTER ADA SMITH OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION NEAR STEENWERCK. SHE SITS AT THE ENTRANCE OF A TENT USED FOR MONTHS AS HER LIVING QUARTERS. (ORIGINAL ALB
TROIS ARBRES, FRANCE. 1916. SOME OF THE NURSING STAFF OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION NEAR STEENWERCK OUTSIDE PREFABRICATED HUTS USED AS THEIR SLEEPING QUARTERS IN THE WINTER OF 1916.
TROIS ARBRES, FRANCE. 1916. PREFABRICATED HUT USED AS SLEEPING QUARTERS IN THE WINTER OF 1916 BY SISTER ADA SMITH OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION NEAR STEENWERCK. NOTE THE SNOW LYING O
An unidentified soldier displays a piece of a 9.5 inch German shell which landed 20 feet from the hut occupied by Sister Ada Smith, 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station, near Steenwerck.
Medical orderlies and a member of the nursing staff of the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station near Steenwerck pose with tin helmets beside their dugout.
