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Photograph 013992 Second World War, 1939-1945BUNA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS AND IN MAKESHIFT CANVAS CARRIERS, BY SOLDIERS.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BUNA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS BY SOLDIERS ALONG A WET AND MUDDY TRACK.
BUNA. AT AN ADVANCED AMERICAN DRESSING STATION. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT IN ON STRETCHERS AND IN MAKESHIFT CANVAS CARRIERS, BY SOLDIERS.

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.

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).

Wounded soldiers lying on stretchers at a dressing station near Carnoy in France.

Depicts soldiers being brought to a station where they can have their wounds dressed. Several are standing or lying on stretchers in the foreground, with an ambulance and two stretcher bearers behind
Depicts wounded soldiers being carried on stretchers through the dressing station at Bayonvillers. On either side of the path are tents.
