The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brisbane, Qld. Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) member, Private June McGoggan of Highgate Hill, Qld, puts bottled blood in ice chest marked with a red cross. Donors are secured by Red Cross, but actual work of taking blood is done by Army doctors and AAMWS.
Brisbane, Qld. Blood is taken from donor, Miss M. Franks of Brisbane, Qld, lying on a bed. Captain K. Sewell is in charge. His assistant is Australian Army Medical Women's Army Service (AAMWS) member,
General view of room where blood is taken from donors. Donors are secured by Red Cross, but actual work of taking blood is done by Army doctors and Australian Army Medical Women's Army Service (AAMWS)
Brisbane, Qld. Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) member, Private Alma Bowman of Taringa, Qld, tests blood of donor to ascertain whether it is suitable. Donors are secured by Red Cross, b
Morotai, Halmahera Islands, Netherlands East Indies. May 1945. For the first time in the history of the Australian Army a Blood Preparation Unit is in a forward area. Private (Pte) Jean Brock of Vic,
PRIVATE P. YOUNG, 1 BLOOD TRANSFUSION UNIT, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE, (1), HANDS A CUP OF TEA TO SIGNALMAN S. PARSONS, (2). A CUP OF TEA SUPPLIED BY THE RED CROSS IS PART OF THE ATTENTI
Private (Pte) L. Miller and Pte W. Sothe, Australian Army Medical Women's Service, checking and sealing bottled blood prior to the extraction of plasma at the Red Cross transfusion centre, Sydney Hosp
