The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tamworth, NSW. 1942. A view of the 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AGH) was spread around the country paddocks. Huts were used as wards for the patients and nursing sisters from the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) were usually given a block of two huts (wards) of patients. They were assisted by members of the Australian Army Medical Women's Service and an orderly. Very sick patients were nursed in the main hospital building. Note the tents which were probably used to accommodate some of the hospital staff. Also note the Indian Army type ambulances standing by. (Donor E. Morante)
Tamworth, NSW. 1942. A group of patients with nursing staff outside hut 12 in Block 5 of the 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AGH). A sister of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) was resp
Tamworth, NSW. 1942. A group of patients with nursing staff outside hut 11 in Block 5 of 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AGH). Sister Edna Warnecke, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), is we
Tamworth, NSW. 1944. At the 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AGH) NFX112308 Sister Edna Warnecke of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) on the verandah of a corrugated iron hut with two of
Tamworth, NSW. 1942. A group of patients recuperating in the sun and sitting on deck chairs in the grounds of 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AGH). The patients are nursed by two members of the
Tamworth, NSW. 1942. Members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) standing outside the cottage that they lived in prior to moving into tin huts at the 102nd Australian General Hospital (102AG
Tamworth, NSW. 1943. Patients invalided from New Guinea, wearing pyjamas and with their eyes bandaged, standing with Sister Jean Coleman, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) at the 102nd Australian
