The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bougainville. 1945. Accompanied by two Australian soldiers, native bearers carry a badly wounded patient on a stretcher to a Casualty Clearing Station in the rear following a sharp encounter with the Japanese.
Two stretcher bearers carry a badly wounded Australian soldier, his left leg in plaster, from an ambulance to a casualty clearing station. The notice on the Daimler ambulance behind them states 'Load
Darwin, NT. September 1942. In a simulated exercise stretcher bearers carry a wounded soldier to a casualty clearing station during training manoeuvres.
Two stretcher bearers carrying a wounded man from a dressing station run by C Section, 7th Australian Field Ambulance, in Chailak Dere, to the casualty clearing station on the beach at Anzac Cove.
TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-07-16. LT-COL D. ZACHARIN, COMMANDING OFFICER, 106 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION, WITH ONE OF HIS NATIVE PATIENTS WHO WAS BADLY BURNT IN A FIRE.
SOUTH BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-21. A BATTLE CASUALTY OF 15 INFANTRY BATTALION, PROTECTED FROM THE WEATHER BY A BANANA LEAF, BEING CONVEYED BY NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS ALONG THE MUDDY BUIN ROAD TO THE MAI
BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1944-12-31. PRIVATE HARRIS, REGIMENTAL AID POST ORDERLY, SUPERVISING NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS AS THEY CARRY N130284 PRIVATE KERWICK ACROSS THE LARUMA RIVER DURING THE ATTACK ON JA
