The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dinner party at the officers' mess of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) in the convent Terra Santa (or Sancta) which they occupied for the Syrian Campaign. Clockwise from the foreground end of the Table: Commanding officer (CO) Lieutenant-Colonel H. McLorinan (at the head of the table), unknown (with unidentified badge of rank on shoulder), VFX360 Sister U.A. Melville, unknown, VX266 Anna Elizabeth Whiteside, Padre Burnett, Captain Macintosh, VFX62909 Sister M.F. Lindsay, unknown, Captain R. Crisp, VFX374 Sister M.E. Josephs, Sister E. Sulzberger, unknown, unknown, Major Bowie Somerset, unknown, unknown, and VFX378 Sister. M.J. Hanna. The convent was referred to by the Australians as "Sancta Casa".
Standing in front of the Nurses' Mess of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) are from left to right: Sister E. Sulzberger, VFX263 Sister Dorothy Vines, VX266 Sister Anna Elizabeth Whitesid
Port Melbourne, VIC. 1940-04-14. Informal group portrait of Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) Personnel of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) standing in front of a life boat aboard
Qastina, Palestine. c. 1940-07. Afternoon tea in the officer's mess of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS). Clockwise from left to right: Captain Douglas Stephens (in the foreground at the
Qastina, Palestine. 1940-07-18. Informal group portrait of the officers and nursing sisters of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) inside the Sisters' Mess. Identified nursing sisters from
Joining with other units of the 2/1st Australian General Hospital (2/1st AGH) the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) set up their first camp hospital. Left to right: Australian Army Nursing S
Asfurieh (near Beirut), Lebanon. 1941-08. Farewell dinner for the Commanding Officer (CO) of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS), Lieutenant- Colonel McLorinan, in the former mental hospit
