The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, SISTER R. WILSON OF PERTH, W.A., MISS MARY KING OF STAMPS, ARKANSAS, SISTER P. MCDONALD OF ADELAIDE, AND MISS HELEN GRAY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
Informal portrait of American nurses having afternoon tea with Australian nurses at the 2/9th Australian General Hospital in New Guinea. Identified from left to right; Miss G Anderson from Minnessota,
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
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,
Group portrait of Australian Red Cross Nurses, wearing their nursing uniforms on board No 2 Australian Hospital Ship Kanowna, on their way to France to work in French hospitals. This group of nurses a
Group portrait showing nurses and patients outside Alexandra War Hospital, while in quarantine after arrival in India. Australian nurses of No. 22 Stationary Hospital in India, back row, left to right
At sea between Australia and France. July 1916. Group portrait of Australian Red Cross Nurses, wearing their nursing uniforms on board No. 2 Australian Hospital Ship Kanowna, on their way to France to
