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AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-04. INTERIOR OF A SELF CONTAINED RAAF HOSPITAL UNIT IN AN OPERATING THEATRE. IT WAS THE FIRST TIME A RAAF MEDICAL UNIT HAD LANDED WITH ASSAULT TROOPS. LEFT TO RIGHT: SQUADRON LEADER S. W. DOBELL-BROWN, ROSE BAY, NSW; FLIGHT LIEUTENANT V. J. O'REILLY, GORDON, NSW; LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN I. CAMPBELL, EAST MALVERN, VIC, MEDICAL STUDENT, MEDICAL ORDERLY, WITH A PATIENT IN THE OPERATING THEATRE.
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-04. FLIGHT LIEUTENANT V. J. O'REILLY RAAF, GORDON, NSW, AND SQUADRON LEADER S. W. DOBELL-BROWN, ROSE BAY, NSW, STERILISE THEIR HANDS IN A BOWL OUTSIDE THE OPERAT
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-04. RAAF AIRMEN UNPACK EQUIPMENT FOR A MOBILE MEDICAL CLEARING STATION WHICH LANDED WITH AMERICAN ASSAULT TROOPS.
Grottaglie, Italy. 1943. Flight Lieutenant T. Jenkins, Medical Officer of Sydney, NSW; Squadron Leader R. Davies, RAAF Padre with the RAAF squadrons in Italy) of Newcastle, NSW, and Leading Aircraftma
RAAF medical officer Squadron Leader Peter Clarke and RAAF medical assistant Leading Aircraftman Stephen Rust use a Mobile Intensive Care Rescue Facility (MICRF) on a Rwandan patient in a resuscitatio
NADZAB, NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-02. AT NO. 24 MEDICAL CLEARING STATION RAAF LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) J. C. KAVANAGH, HURLSTONE PARK, NSW, WHO WAS ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED IN THE LEG BY MACHINE GUN, IS BEING
Darwin area, NT. c. June 1943. RAAF Nursing Service Sister S. Wynne and Sergeant G. Warren assist Squadron Leader G. Thompson of Melbourne, Vic, who is about to perform a tonsillectomy operation on a
