The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Philippines. 1944. Interior of the ward room of a US Navy escort carrier which had been converted to a sick bay. Heavily bandaged casualties sit in chairs beside other patients lying on tables used as beds. Note the operations maps still hanging on the wall about the patients' heads. The original caption states that they were wounded in the third round of the second battle of the Philippine Sea. (Naval Historical Collection) (Formerly Y013/17/08)
c. 1919. Interior of a ward on board the hospital ship SS Wandilla possibly en route to Australia on a voyage which departed from Southampton, England on 1919-03-31. The patients are seated and lying
The interior of ward No. 7, No. 14 Australian General Hospital (AGH) with patients and staff. The blankets and screens have a cross on them. A soldier lying on the bed (foreground) has The Sunday Time
Two nursing sisters and officer in the tent ward lines with patients at No 3 Australian General Hospital (3AGH). The patients are lying on beds and two of the tables between have oatmeal tins on them.
Goodenough Island, D'Entrecasteaux Islands, Papua, 1944-04-01. Interior of the airmen's ward of No. 5 Medical Receiving Station at the Headquarters of No. 71 Wing RAAF. The ward is a thatched hut with
The interior of Ward D2 at King George V Military Hospital in Stamford Street, Waterloo. Two bed patients are to the left while walking patients dressed in hospital uniform are sitting or standing ne
Interior view of the Sergeants' Mess of the 3rd Australian General Hospital with tables and chairs set up. Standing on the back wall is 49 Private W. Muir, Australian Army Medical Corps.
