The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Sergeant William Miller `Tickle' Whyte, a former Australian Olympic runner, receiving instruction from Physiotherapist, Sergeant C. Peters, on the use of a rowing machine in the Physiotherapy Department of 2/2 Australian General Hospital. Sergeant Whyte had received a gun shot wound in the right shoulder.
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Sergeant C. Peters, Physiotherapist of 2/2 Australian General Hospital, with patients undergoing muscle rehabilitation on an exercise bike and a rowing machine in the Physio
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Sergeant C. Peters, physiotherapist of 2/2 Australian General Hospital, giving treatment for muscle rehabilitation, on the rowing machine, to Sergeant William Miller `Tickle
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Miss Jean Kelsall, physiotherapist, of 2/2 Australian General Hospital, assists Sergeant William Miller `Tickle' Whyte, a former Australian Olympic runner, who received a gu
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Sergeant C. Peters, physiotherapist of 2/2 Australian General Hospital, giving treatment for muscle rehabilitation to Sergeant William Miller `Tickle' Whyte, a former Austra
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Sergeant William Miller `Tickle' Whyte, a former Australian Olympic miler, who received a gun shot wound in the right shoulder during the Western Desert operations, is assis
Kantara, Egypt. July 1941. Rehabilitation, in the form of an exercise bike, in the Physiotherapy Department of 2/2 Australian General Hospital. The man on the bike has tattoos on his arms.
