The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 assisted with exercises to mobilise his shoulder, at 2/2 Australian General Hospital. Miss Jean Kelsall is the Physiotherapist.
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 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. Sergeant William Miller `Tickle' Whyte, a former Australian Olympic runner, receiving instruction from Physiotherapist, Sergeant C. Peters, on the use of a rowing machine i
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. Miss Mary Farnback, Physiotherapist of 2/2 Australian General Hospital, giving treatment to a patient in the Physiotherapist Department.
