The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nursing sisters and members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), who were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, welcomed by officers of No. 3 Australian Prisoner of War Reception Group on their arrival from Yokohama after their release. Sister Daisy (Tootie) Keast, of the AANS (centre foreground).
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Sister Mavis F. Green (left), a Australian Methodist civilian nurse, and Lieutenant Daisy (Tootie) Cardin Keast, of the Australian Army Nursing Service (A
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nursing sisters, who were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, shown on their arrival from Yokohama after their release, at the recepti
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nursing sisters and members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), who were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, are shown comp
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nurses and members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), all of whom were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, being interroga
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nurses and members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), all of whom were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, being interroga
Manila, Philippine Islands. 4 September 1945. Australian civilian nursing sisters and members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), who were captured by the Japanese at Rabaul, are shown comp
