The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. AT AN AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. SISTER M.F. THORPE, OF BRISBANE, WITH TWO OF THE NURSES: PETS - JIMINY CRICKET (A PHALANGER) AND JOE (A MOUNTAIN PARROT). JOE AND JIMINY CRICKET DO NOT HIT IS OFF TOO WELL BUT THE SISTERS THINK THEY ARE CUTE. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NEW GUINEA. AT AN AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. SISTER M.F. THORPE, OF BRISBANE WITH TWO OF THE NURSES' PETS - JIMINY CRICKET (A PHALANGER SQUIRREL) AND JOE (A MOUNTAIN PARROT) JOE AND JIMINY
NEW GUINEA. NURSES AT AN AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION WALK UP A HILL TO THEIR MESS. LEFT TO RIGHT, SISTERS V. HAMILTON, OF QUIRINDI, N.S.W., P. PYM, OF BRISBANE, M. MARSHALL OF BAJOOL, QUEENSL
Standing in front of the Nurses' Mess of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) are from left to right: Sister E. Sulzberger, VFX263 Sister Dorothy Vines, VX266 Sister Anna Elizabeth Whitesid
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE NURSES FROM THE 2/2ND CASUALTY CLEARING STATION RELAX ON THE DECK OF THE BRITISH HOSPITAL SHIP DORSETSHIRE EN ROUTE TO TOBRUK. LEFT TO RIGHT: SISTERS THORPE, UNKNOWN, P
New Guinea. Nursing sisters attached to Finschhafen Casualty Clearing Station sit around the table and enjoy a game of chinese checkers. Most of the nurses at this forward station have seen service in
KOITAKI, NEW GUINEA. 1943-06-30. SISTERS OF THE 2/2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. LEFT TO RIGHT: QFX6119 SISTER V. M. PATERSON; QFX6300 SISTER P. PYM; QFX6161 SISTER M. WALLACE; NFX70326 SIS
