The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurses M. C. (Jenny) Parbs of Wellington East, SA, and E. G. (Georgie) Hush of Windellama via Goulburn, NSW, admire one of the many Buddhist temples in Kure. Both are members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), and are stationed at the British Commonwealth Hospital in Kure. Note the two monks on the left.
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurses M. C. (Jenny) Parbs of Wellington East, SA, and E. G. (Georgie) Hush of Windellama via Goulburn, NSW, admire one of the many Buddhist temples in Kure. Both are membe
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Private (Pte) E. G. (Georgie) Hush, a member of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), of Windellama via Goulburn, NSW, examines a teapot in a china shop in Kure.
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurse M. C. (Jenny) Parbs of Wellington East, SA, admires a Koma-Inu, the lion headed dog of Chinese mythology which stands guard outside the entrance to a Shinto shrine. S
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurses Lorraine Read of Gnarwarre, Vic, and Rona Cooper of Earlville, Qld, both members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), stationed at the British Commonw
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Picking out flowers for the ward from a "Momma san" flower seller is one of the more pleasant morning duties for these two nurses. Both are members of the Royal Australian
Kure, Japan. c. April 1955. Nurse Lorraine Read, a member of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), of Gnarwarre, Vic, examines the wares of one of the street sellers. She is stationed at th
