H12565
Photograph H12565 Period 1910-1919Group portrait of the five Australian Army Nursing Staff (AANS) members who served at Bushire, Persia. Identified back row, left to right; Sister Emmeline Wellard Royal Red Cross 2nd Class (ARRC); Sis

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bushire, Persia. c. 1918. Informal portrait of four hospital nursing staff of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) and four soldiers. The staff consisted of Sister Lily Stewart who was in charge and Sisters Emmeline Wellard RRC, Waterstrom, Purcell and Parnell, one of whom took this photograph. The hospital, on the Persian Gulf, was the only one near the Mesopotamia front staffed by Australian nurses. It had about thirty beds for officers and 100 for other ranks. Most of the troops in the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force nearby were doing outpost duty on the railway line which ran from Bushire about 100 miles into Persia. Sister Wellard (far left) is the only one positively identified.
Group portrait of the five Australian Army Nursing Staff (AANS) members who served at Bushire, Persia. Identified back row, left to right; Sister Emmeline Wellard Royal Red Cross 2nd Class (ARRC); Sis

Informal portrait of four hospital nursing staff of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) and four officers of the British Army. Identified back row, left to right; Sister Emmeline Wellard; unide

Portrait of Matron Alice Marion Prichard RRC, matron of 42nd British General Hospital which was one of the four hospitals at Salonika staffed by the Australian Army Nursing Service.

Bushire, Persia. c. 1917. A section of the hospital at which some members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) served. See H12554 for details of the area.

Bushire, Persia. c. 1917. A nurses' quarters at the hospital at which some members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) served. See H12554 for details of the area.

Bombay, India. c. 1916. The Gerard Freeman Thomas Hospital which was staffed by Australian Army Nursing Staff sisters. (Donor Sister M.E. Campbell)
