The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian nurses of the 2/9 Australian General Hospital return to New Guinea. They arrive at a jungle hospital. In the background can be seen mess buildings under construction. Identified left to right are: E Skipworth; P Crane; A Adcock; O Gravenlock; J Anstey; E Clarke; V Cox; T Sorensen; W Woolnough; M Holding; J Crameri. In the background are C Mure; E Hasler; W Riseley; M Lindsay.
Probably 1941. GROUP PORTRAIT OF NURSES AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS OF THE 2/9TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: MISS ROSSLYN MURRAY (PHYSIOTHERAPIST), SISTERS ANGE HAMBOUR, E.M.JAMES,
New Guinea. November 1942. Army nurses arrive at a jungle hospital not long after disembarking from the hospital ship Manunda at Port Moresby. It is seven months since they were withdrawn from New Gui
PERTH, WA. 1943-12-17. SISTERS OF THE 110TH AUSTRALIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL LUNCHING IN THEIR NEW DINING ROOM. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: NX118372 LIEUTENANT W. H. MASON-COX (1); VFX92659 LIEUTENANT C. M.
Biographies of Australians listed on the panels of the Menin Gate Memorial at Ypres as researched and written by Robert Scott. Each file briefly recounts the military story of each man and where possi
MOROTAI. 16 JUNE 1945. SISTERS OF 2/1 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION WHO ARE TEMPORARILY STAGING AT 2/9 GENERAL HOSPITAL. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: SISTER P JOHNSON (1); SISTER M CLIFF (2); SISTER W WOOLNO
HEIDELBERG, VIC. 1943-12-25. SISTERS OF THE 115TH HEIDELBERG MILITARY HOSPITAL PREPARING TO ENJOY THEIR CHRISTMAS DINNER. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: WFX33998 SISTER E. M JOHNSON (1); VF145388 SISTER L.
