The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Souda Bay... Crete... Part of an Australian & N.Z. hospital arrive safely in Crete... The worst part of their journey to safety... safely over. Some of these Sisters were wounded in a bombing raid whilst embarking. Identified are: seated on the roof of the truck cab, left to right, Sister O.J "Jean" Bowman and probably Sister Una Mills, both of 2 AGH. The driver is possibly Sister Cook of 2 AGH.
SOUDA BAY, CRETE. PART OF AN AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. HOSPITAL ARRIVE SAFELY IN CRETE, THE WORST PART OF THEIR JOURNEY TO SAFETY SAFELY OVER. SOME OF THESE SISTERS WERE WOUNDED IN A BOMBING RAID WHILST EMB
SOUDA BAY, CRETE. PART OF AN AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. HOSPITAL ARRIVE SAFELY IN CRETE, THE WORST PART OF THEIR JOURNEY TO SAFETY SAFELY OVER. SOME OF THESE SISTERS WERE WOUNDED IN A BOMBING RAID WHILST EMB
SOUDA BAY. CRETE. PART OF AN AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. HOSPITAL ARRIVE SAFELY IN CRETE AFTER EVACUATION FROM GREECE. THE WORST PART OF THEIR JOURNEY TO SAFETY IS SAFELY OVER. SOME OF THESE SISTERS WERE WOUN
Group portrait of Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) sisters and three physiotherapists attached to 2/10 AGH, who were amongst the staff who sailed from Sydney 1941-01 to staff 2/10th Australian G
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1940-10-21. AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS) SISTERS OF 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (AGH) BOARDING THE SHIP MAURETANIA FOR THE MIDDLE EAST. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: F. B. (
Group portrait of the staff of No. 1 Auxiliary Hospital, 1st Australian General Hospital. Back row: Sisters Cook, Scott, Steele. 2nd Row: Sisters Elizabeth Cleland; Nicholson, Staff Nurse (Sn) Katheri
