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NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09-18. SQUADRON LEADER D. R. MUNRO OF GLOUCESTER, NSW, MEDICAL OFFICER, MAKES NOTES AS HE MAKES A MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF A SLIDE AT NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT) RAAF.
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. SQUADRON LEADER D. R. MUNRO OF GLOUCESTER, NSW, MEDICAL OFFICER OF NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT), LOCATED AT A FORWARD RAAF HOSPITAL, REWARDS A NATIVE BOY WITH A
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943. SQUADRON LEADER D. R. MUNRO OF GLOUCESTER, NSW, MEDICAL OFFICER AT NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT), A RAAF HOSPITAL IN A FORWARD AREA, AT WORK AT A MICROSCOPE IN HIS
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
Squadron Leader D.R Munro, Medical Officer from Gloucester, New South Wales, during his rounds of the wards. He is accompanied by Leading Aircraftman P.H Littleton of Esk, Queensland, who examines one
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. CORPORAL J. J. BOWDEN OF ALBURY, NSW, A MEMBER OF NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT) RAAF, WITH HIS MASCOT, A DOG CALLED "CORPORAL NAFFU".
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
