The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Northern Australia. At a RAAF Medical Receiving Station, Aircraftwoman (ACW) Doreen Turner of Goulburn, NSW (left), and ACW Jean Sidebottom of Newcastle, NSW, still in their theatre gowns, are cleaning instruments after a surgical operation. They have been working together for sixteen months.
Informal portrait of 500268 Sister Glenda Josephine McNamara from Leongatha, Victoria who is a theatre sister at No 1 Medical Receiving Station RAAF, preparing and sterilizing instruments for a surgic
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
Northern Australia. Carrying on with the job at a RAAF Medical Receiving Station in spite of her own incapacity due to a sprained wrist, Aircraftwoman May Adderson of Stanthorpe, Qld, takes the pulse
Informal portrait of two RAAF nurses walking down to the beach for a swim after duty in a Medical Receiving Station in New Guinea. Identified as 501159 Sister Betty Doreen Furey from Newcastle, NSW an
Informal portrait of two nurses of No 1 Medical Receiving Station RAAF in their day uniforms returning to their quarters from duty. Identified from left to right: 500147 Senior Sister Elizabeth Rose D
Informal portrait of RAAF nurses in bathing costumes at a Medical Receiving Station in New Guinea after working hours. Most of their off-duty hours are spent sun-bathing, swimming and working in their
