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Photograph 013991 Second World War, 1939-1945BUNA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS BY SOLDIERS ALONG A WET AND MUDDY TRACK.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BUNA. A MEDICAL OPERATION IS PERFORMED AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION ONLY A FEW HUNDRED YARDS FROM THE FRONT LINE. THIS OPERATION SAVED THE LIFE OF A MAN WHO COULD NOT HAVE STOOD THE TRIP BACK TO THE MAIN DRESSING STATION.
BUNA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS BY SOLDIERS ALONG A WET AND MUDDY TRACK.

An exterior view of the damaged Medical Dressing Station which was taken over by the Australians from the 27th American Division on 29 September 1918. This station was used by the Australians for app

BUNA, PAPUA. AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT AN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION WITH A HAND MADE CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATED WITH SURGICAL COTTON WOOL AND CIGARETTE CARTONS. (PHOTOGRAPHER: G. SILK).

Wewak, New Guinea. 24 May 1945. Army doctors operating on a wounded patient at an advanced dressing station in a dugout at Sandy Beach, 14,000 yards from Wewak. Prompt surgical attention has saved man

BUNA, PAPUA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS ALONG A TRACK THROUGH THE KUNAI GRASS. THE BEARERS ARE PAPUAN NATIVES, FONDLY KNOWN AS FUZZY WUZZY ANGELS.

The entanglements between Lormisset Farm and Mushroom Quarry in the Masnieres-Beaurevoir system, behind the main Hindenburg Line. This system was well wired, but with trenches only a few inches deep.
