The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. SERGEANT G. I. P. SURPLICE OF BRISBANE, QLD (LEFT) AND CORPORAL M. C. G. BICKMORE OF ALDINGA, SA, WEARING MASK AND GOWN, OPERATING A THEATRE STERILIZER AT NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT) RAAF.
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. CORPORAL C. G. BICKMORE OF ALDINGA, SA AND CORPORAL J. J. BOWDEN OF ALBURY, NSW, PREPARING A SURGICAL TRAY BEFORE A MEDICAL OPERATION IN THE OPERATING THEATRE AT NO. 2 MEDICAL
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. CORPORAL M. C. G. BICKMORE OF ALDINGA, SA, UNPACKING A BLOOD TRANSFUSION SET AT NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT) RAAF.
GOODENOUGH ISLAND, PAPUA. 1943-09. NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING CENTRE (DETACHMENT), IN FRONT OF A THATCHED ROOF HUT. SHOWN: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) R. ALLEN, MAROUBRA, NSW; NAFU AND AWEBA (PAPUAN NATIVE
GOODENOUGH ISLAND, PAPUA. 1943-09. NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING CENTRE (DETACHMENT) OUTSIDE THE THATCHED ROOF ORDERLY ROOM. SHOWN: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) R. ALLEN, MAROUBRA, NSW; CORPORAL (CPL) F. HAZEL
Portrait of NX113199 Major Thomas Edward Wilson, a surgeon with 111 Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), wearing a mask, cap and gown for operating.
NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-09. CORPORAL M. TOSH OF SYDNEY, NSW, CHECKS INSTRUMENTS IN THE OPERATING THEATRE AT NO. 23 MEDICAL CLEARING STATION RAAF, WHICH IS ABSOLUTELY ANTISEPTIC AND FLY-PROOF.
