The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The entrance to the dugout used by Lieutenant Colonel J. L. Beeston, a doctor and Commanding Officer of the 4th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC). Lt Col Beeston's jacket with his official Red Cross brassard (arm band) on the sleeve is hanging from a sandbag and a haversack with white bandages or dressing is also hanging in the entrance. (Original print held in AWM Archive Store)
Thirty nine page illustrated typescript biography of Lieutenant Colonel Maldwyn Leslie Williams, by Tony Millar. Lt Col Williams served as a doctor with 1 Field Ambulance Unit, AAMC. He died of woun
An unidentified medical stretcher bearer wearing a Red Cross brassard (arm band) on his sleeve, standing next to a wounded soldier who is lying on an improvised stretcher carriage being pulled by two
Capuzzo, Egypt. 1941-01. Informal group portrait of medical staff beside the reception sign outside a dugout at the Main Dressing Station (MDS), 2/2nd Field Ambulance. The sign states that the MDS is
BOLTONS RIDGE, GALLIPOLI. 1915. LIEUTENANT COLONEL (LT COL) STEPHEN MIDGLEY (LEFT) AND LT COL LACHLAN CHISHOLM WILSON, 5TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT H0RSE REGIMENT (5ALH), IN A TRENCH AT CHATHAM'S POST. (ORIGI
A soldier entering a trench with sandbag revetment which was occupied by the 1st Battalion. Probably a toilet (left) is at the entrance to the trench and a great coat is hanging over the sand bags.
ESANI, PALESTINE. 1917-10-30. LIEUTENANT COLONEL LESLIE CECIL MAYGAR, BRIGADIER GENERAL LACHLAN CHISHOLM WILSON, LT COL A. MCLAURIN, ? ANDERSON, ? LATHAM. (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR
