The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. A CARRIER CARRIED. THIS NATIVE BOY INJURED IN AN ARGUMENT WITH ANOTHER NATIVE WAS CARRIED FROM A RAAF BOMBER WHICH HAD FLOWN HIM TO A RAAF MEDICAL RECEIVED STATION. NATIVE BOYS WHO HAVE ACTED AS STRETCHER BEARERS HAVE EARNED THE GRATITUDE OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
NEW GUINEA. SENIOR SISTER J. WHEATLEY, RAAF NURSING SERVICE, AT AN RAAF MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION GIVES A DRINK TO A NATIVE BOY NAMED LAURABURI (WHICH MEANS WHITE CLOUD) WHO WAS INJURED. HE WAS FLOWN
Soputa, Papua, 1942-11. Informal outdoors portrait of a native Papuan 'boss boy' at the Main Dressing Station (MDS) of the 2/4th Field Ambulance. Boss boys were in charge of native stretcher-bearer te
Medical evacuation of an injured soldier by a United States Army Bell 47D-1 Sioux helicopter. Stretcher bearers have carried the soldier up to the helicopter landing area at The Hook, Korea. Medical o
YAULA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-10. VX108664 CORPORAL E. ANTHERSON, 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION (1), BEING CARRIED BY NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS TO THE NEAREST ADVANCED DRESSING STATION AT SAIPA NO. 1.
YAULA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-10. VX108664 CORPORAL E. ANTHERSON, 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION (1), BEING CARRIED BY NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS TO THE NEAREST ADVANCED DRESSING STATION AT SAIPA NO. 1.
Medical evacuation of an injured soldier by a United States Army Bell 47D-1 Sioux helicopter. Stretcher bearers have carried the soldier up to the helicopter landing area at The Hook, Korea. Medical o
