The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cairo, Egypt. 10 January 1916. A line of recuperating soldiers sit on a wall of the former Ghezireh Palace occupied by the 2nd Australian General Hospital (2AGH). The patients are waiting to see pass a convoy of horse drawn wagons of 20th Australian Army Supply Corps. The original caption reads `English tommies in the hospital at Gizereh. Something like five hundred of them are here. They are watching about fifty of our waggons going past while on our way to Maadi.'
Four nurses of the Australian Army Nursing Service at No 2 Australian General Hospital, Ghezireh Palace. They are Sisters Constance Adel Stone, Margaret McKillop, M Martin (probably Mary Theresa Marti
Watten, QLD, 1942. The first convoy of patients arrives at the 2/2nd Australian General Hospital (2/2AGH). The patients, who are standing in a group (centre), have probably come by train to Watten Sid
Egypt. 1915. A line of horsedrawn wagons of 20th Australian Army Supply Corps halted along a rural road. Amongst the drivers is 8932 Private Jack (John) McKenzie and 8896 Private Charles Edward Johnso
Heliopolis, Egypt. c. 1915. Soldiers load a horse drawn wagon and local men work while seated on the ground amongst stacks of stores, including bags of fodder, in the lines of 20th Australian Army Sup
Cairo, Egypt. c. March 1916. Soldiers, including members of 20th Australian Army Supply Corps, sit on top of railway trucks at Palace de Koubeh railway station prior to leaving for the Suez Canal. The
Darwin, NT. c. 1944. A nursing sister attending to recuperating bed patients in Ward 4 at 129th Australian General Hospital (129 AGH). Note the louvre windows in the rear wall that were typical of Dar
