The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the five Australian Army Nursing Staff (AANS) members who served at Bushire, Persia. Identified back row, left to right; Sister Emmeline Wellard Royal Red Cross 2nd Class (ARRC); Sister Mary Teresa Parnell and Sister Ellen Purcell. Seated, left to right; Sister Lily Stewart ARRC and Sister Margaret Brodie Waterstrom ARRC. The hospital, on the Persian Gulf, was the only one near the Mesopotamian front staffed by Australian nurses. It had about thirty beds for officers and 100 for other ranks. Most of the troops in the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force nearby were doing outpost duty on the railway line which ran from Bushire about 100 miles into Persia. See also H12554.
Bushire, Persia. c. 1918. Informal portrait of four hospital nursing staff of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) and four soldiers. The staff consisted of Sister Lily Stewart who was in charge
Informal portrait of four hospital nursing staff of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) and four officers of the British Army. Identified back row, left to right; Sister Emmeline Wellard; unide
Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) sisters from the 2/4th Australian General Hospital (2/4 AGH) standing by the rail on the troopship SS Mauretania. The ship is about to leave Melbourne to join th
Informal group portrait of some of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) Sisters having a sherry in the mess ante-room at the sisters' mess, 2/1st General Hospital. They are attending a formal di
PORTRAIT OF TWO SISTERS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS). LEFT IS SFX11647 SISTER ELLEN LOUISE KEATS OF THE 2/10TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHO WAS EXECUTED BY THE JAPANESE IN THE B
Group portrait of the matron and members of Australian Army Nursing Service, No. 1 Australian General Hospital (1AGH). Identified, back row, left to right: Back Row (left to right): Staff Nurse (SN)
