The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Private G. Hull of North Melbourne, Vic, lights a cigarette for a wounded Japanese prisoner of war (POW), lying on a stretcher at a mobile surgical team's headquarters at Kumbarum.
New Guinea. A Japanese prisoner of war (POW) with an arm and leg injury is carried by Australians to the operating theatre of the mobile surgical team's headquarters at Kumbarum. The signs on the tree
Kumbarum, New Guinea. This is the most forward medical post in the battle area, headquarters of a mobile surgical team. Private H. Asser of Semaphore, SA, shaves Corporal G. Nottle of Snowtown, Adelai
Kumbarum, New Guinea. At a mobile surgical team's headquarters, a tattooed NX55294 Private F. Ellis of D Company, 2/33 Australian Infantry Battalion, and of Marrickville, NSW (top bed), gets a light f
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-10-15. A WOUNDED JAPANESE PRISONER LYING ON A STRETCHER IS FED BY ORDERLY SX13380 PRIVATE R. G. PELHAM OF THE 2/6TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE WITH "E" SURGICAL TEAM.
Kumbarum, New Guinea. This is the most forward medical post in the battle area. At the medical surgical team's headquarters, Lieutenant D. Tudehope of Toorak, Vic, who led the attack against the Japan
NEW GUINEA. THIS IS THE MOST FORWARD MEDICAL POST IN THE BATTLE AREA. PICTURE SHOWS WOUNDED MEN ARRIVING AT A MOBILE SURGICAL TEAM'S HEADQUARTERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
