The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A GROUP OF NURSES WALKING ACROSS FROM THEIR QUARTERS TO REPORT FOR DUTY AT THE HOSPITAL. THEY ARE - SISTERS V.C. HARTWELL; FLETCHER; M. THOMPSON; MCKENZIE AND LYONS. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
SIGNALLER BAIRD RECEIVED CONGRATULATIONS FROM NURSES ON THE OCCASION OF HIS TWENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY. SISTER M.E. KIEL, PRESENTS THE TRADITIONAL KEY, WHILE SISTERS, A.H. LYONS. AND P. FLETCHER LEND A HAN
BICYCLES ARE MUCH USED BY THE NURSES IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY, BOTH FOR TRAVELLING AND EXERCISE, ARRIVING FOR DUTY ARE SISTERS L.W. WOOLLEY; D.R. NEWTON AND P. CUNNINGHAM. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
ADELAIDE RIVER, NT. AT 119TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (119AGH), THE ONLY HOSPITAL IN AUSTRALIA COMPLETELY UNDER CANVAS, THE NURSES TRAVEL BETWEEN THEIR QUARTERS AND THE HOSPITAL ON A LORRY ESPECIAL
Interior of the nurses' quarters at 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH), the only hospital in Australia completely under canvas. Identified from left to right: off duty Sisters (Lieutenants) N
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
Outdoors group portrait of Australian Army Nurses of No 1 Australian General Hospital. The nurse at left front row and left second row are sisters as denoted by the dark bands at the bottom of their s
