The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Zealand Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Peter Fraser, talking with wounded New Zealand soldiers who were transported home from the Middle East on the hospital ship Oranje. Identified, left to right: (1) NX71099 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Archibald John Aspinall, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC); (2) Matron Sarah Anne Jewell, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS); (3) Prime Minister Fraser. Lt Col Aspinall died of illness on 5 December 1945. Matron Jewell was one of the 268 people who lost their lives when the hospital ship Centaur sunk after it was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine off the Queensland coast on 14 May 1943.
Matron Sarah Anne Jewell, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), at a reception given by the Maori community in honour of the staff of the hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje had transported sick and wo
Matron Sarah Anne Jewell, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), talking with a woman at a reception given by the Maori community in honour of the staff of the hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje had tr
Staff Nurse Margaret Lamont Adams, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), frolicking in the snow. Staff Nurse Adams was on a three day trip to the Chateau Tongariro providing by the New Zealand Gover
Studio portrait of Matron Sarah Ann Jewell, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), of Perth, WA. Matron Jewell enlisted on 21 December 1940, and was killed at sea whilst serving aboard the Hospital S
Staff of the hospital ship Oranje frolicking in the snow. The Oranje had transported sick and wounded Australian and New Zealand troops back from the Middle East. In appreciation of their good work th
Three staff members of the hospital ship Oranje on the snowfields. The Oranje had transported sick and wounded Australian and New Zealand troops back from the Middle East. In appreciation of their goo
