The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
On leave from the British Commonwealth General Hospital in Kure, these four members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), pay a visit to the city Hiroshima. Here they are looking at the Hiroshima Industrial Hall which was near the centre of the atom blast, and which is being preserved in its present state as a memorial. Pictured: Private (Pte) Valma Woods of Bunbury, WA; Corporal V. G. Kelly of Stockton, NSW; Pte Vi White of Corrimal, NSW, and Pte Rona Cooper.
Hiroshima, Japan. c. April 1955. Four members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), visit Hiroshima on their day off. They are stationed at the British Commonwealth General Hospital in K
Hiroshima, Japan. c. April 1955. Four members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), visit Hiroshima on their day off. They are stationed at the British Commonwealth General Hospital in K
Hiroshima, Japan. c. April 1955. These two women, Private (Pte) Vi White of Corrimal, NSW, and Pte Valma Woods of Bunbury, WA, are members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), and are a
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Private (Pte) Rona Cooper of Earlville, Qld, a member of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), examines a Japanese "geta" or wooden sandal. Pte Cooper is station
Hiroshima, Japan. c. April 1955. With the day off from her nursing duties at the British Commonwealth General Hospital in Kure, Japan, Corporal (Cpl) V. G. (Ned) Kelly, Royal Australian Army Nursing C
Tokyo, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurses Private (Pte) Gladys Devine of Kyogle, NSW and Pte Rona Cooper of Earlville, Qld, on leave in Tokyo are escorted around the city by Korean veteran Corporal Andy Ing
