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Photograph 005350 Second World War, 1939-1945DARWIN - BREN GUN CARRIERS IN ACTION AT RAPID CREEK. (NEGATIVE BY R. PEARSE).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Berrimah, NT. February 1942. Nurses check on their patients in a busy ward of No. 119 Australian General Hospital (AGH). Note the tin hat hanging off the side of the bed in the foreground probably indicating this ward is full of patients injured in the first Darwin air raids. Mosquito nets are twisted up over each bed. (Donor R. Alford)
Darwin, NT. c. 1944. A nursing sister supervising recuperating bed patients as they repair mosquito nets in an open, airy ward at 129th Australian General Hospital (129 AGH). (Donor J. Crosthwaite)

An unidentified patient (left) and doctor or orderly (right) in an Australian General Hospital (AGH) ward. Note the mosquito nets hanging from the ceiling.

Ward in the Cumballa War Hospital on Malabar Hill, showing the patients, English soldiers, in bed under folded mosquito nets.
Darwin, NT. c. 1944. A nursing sister attending to recuperating bed patients in Ward 4 at 129th Australian General Hospital (129 AGH). Note the louvre windows in the rear wall that were typical of Dar

VX135755 Private William Vernon Eccles, an orderly of the 15th Field Ambulance, is standing at the far end of the 12 bed surgical ward at the Advanced Dressing Station in Koropa, Ramu Valley. Bedridd

Darwin, NT. 19 February 1942. People at Government House look at the smoke billowing from ships ablaze in the harbour after the first Japanese air raids. (Donor R. Alford)
