The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Relaxing under an old lorry awning are Australian Medical Women's Auxiliary Service nurses Private (Pte) Betty Muir, peacetime secretary of Point Piper, NSW (left), and Corporal Dawn St Clair, librarian of Cronulla, NSW, and a convalescent soldier Pte Oswald Stevens of Goondiwindi, Qld. Note the colour patch of the hats has been whited out by the censor.
New Guinea. In front of the club, convalescent soldiers and their attendants, Australian Medical Women's Auxiliary Service nurses, enjoy a sunbake and cigarettes on the beach. In the foreground are Pr
New Guinea. Private (Pte) Dorothy Forfar, ex-textile worker of Coburg, Vic, Pte Helen Parker of Killara, NSW, Australian Medical Women's Auxiliary Service nurses and a convalescent soldier, Corporal N
New Guinea. High jinks in a homemade canoe on the water where Australian Medical Women's Auxiliary Service nurses and convalescent patients splash wildly. Sitting in the canoe, Private (Pte) Helen Par
Outdoor group portrait of the 7th Reinforcements of the 18th Battalion at Casula, NSW in December 1915. Identified standing at the back (holding flags) from left to right are: 3107 Signalman (Sig) Edw
AWM254 490 - [Written records, 1939-45 War, second series:] Personal record cards of Australian Army Medical Women’s Service, serving in South Australia [see item notes for listing of personnel] Item
Studio portrait of ex-Prisoner of War (POW) 6620 Private (Pte) Douglas John Cameron McMillan Knight Joseph Scott (known by the nickname Alphabetical Scott), 18th Battalion, from Pymble, NSW. Pte Scott
