The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NURSES OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS) SHARING A MEAL WITH WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ABOARD NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP KAROOLA, AS IT RETURNS HOME TO AUSTRALIA. NEARLY ALL OF THE MEN HAVE EYE OR FACIOMAXILLARY INJURIES. THE NURSE STANDING AT REAR IS SISTER PEARL LOTTIE TRAYHURN (LATER MRS HARRY JACKSON).
SYDNEY, NSW, C. 1915. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF SISTER PEARL LOTTIE TRAYHURN (LATER MRS HARRY JACKSON), AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS). SISTER TRAYHURN SERVED AS A STAFF MEMBER OF NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN HO
Group portrait of medical and nursing staff aboard the Australian Hospital Ship HMHS Karoola. Identified are Sister Pearl Lottie Trayhurn (back row, third from left) and Matron Alice Mary Cooper (fron
Group portrait of medical and nursing staff aboard the Australian Hospital Ship HMHS Karoola. Identified are Sister Pearl Lottie Trayhurn (front row, second from right) and Matron Alice Mary Cooper (f
Manila, Philippines. 4 September 1945. A group of nurses and civilians in Manila, after release from internment at Yokohama, at a prisoner of war (POW) processing unit on their way home. The group is
LEFT TO RIGHT: STAFF NURSE CARMICHAEL, SISTER MABEL ALICE SKERMAN, STAFF NURSES PALMER AND GORDON, ALL AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS) STAFF OF 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. (DONOR J. MCKA
Group portrait of Australian Red Cross Nurses, wearing their nursing uniforms on board No 2 Australian Hospital Ship Kanowna, on their way to France to work in French hospitals. This group of nurses a
