The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIAN NURSES IN NEW GUINEA. TO BRIGHTEN UP THEIR LIVING QUARTERS NURSES HAVE PLANTED FLOWERS NEAR THEIR TENTS AT AN AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN NEW GUINEA. NX70624 (N78763) SISTER Mary Garnham McIlrath, 2/9 AGH of Manilla, NSW, WATERS THE GARDEN WHILST QX41049 SISTER Jean Annie Whelan OF WOOLOOWIN, QUEENSLAND, LOOKS ON. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
Australian nurses in New Guinea. Washing lines strung between tents. QFX25360 Sister Mary Edith Alcorn of Manly, Queensland, holds the clothes whilst VFX108309 Sister Sheila Margaret Ditty of Terang,
Informal portrait of nurses of No 1 Medical Air Evacuation Transport Unit RAAF working in their garden. Identified from left to right: 501298 Sister Nancy Jean ‘Nan’ Read from Broken Hill, NSW using t
Informal portrait of nurses of 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH) with their pets: NX136236 Sister Mary Christina Haynes from Holbrook, NSW with ‘Junior’ the kangaroo; NX77154 Sister Jean Mar
New Guinea. November 1942. Two United States nurses recently arrived for service in New Guinea prepare a garden near their quarters.
Dutch New Guinea. 1945. First two AWAS officers to arrive, Lieutenant Veronica Myers of Melbourne, Vic and Captain Mary McCauley of Melbourne, Vic, on right, take things easy on reaching their new liv
AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN NURSES IN NEW GUINEA. WHEN AUSTRALIANS AND AMERICANS MEET AND CHAT BY THE SIDE OF A ROAD SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. THE GROUP INCLUDES MISS N. LANOUETTE OF MILFORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE
