The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Seated at a long table, shell-shock patients wait to begin their Christmas dinner in a ward of No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital in Kent. Notice the special arrangements made for the soldier in the foreground, who is seated in a wheelchair. The ward has been decorated with paper streamers and garlands of holly or ivy.
Patients, officers and nursing staff in a ward at No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital in Kent. Note the 'parade like' stance of the shell-shock patients standing beside their beds.
Unidentified staff and patients at No. 6 Ward, No. 14 Australian General Hospital, decorated for Christmas, with tables set for dinner. Paper garlands decorate the room along with flags and a banner r
Lying on stretchers, several sick men wait to be moved from No 1 Australian Stationary Hospital, on the Aegean island of Lemnos, to the beach for transfer to a hospital ship in the harbour at Mudros.
An Australian cemetery on the Aegean island of Lemnos. The grave in the foreground is that of Colonel Richard Linton, Officer Commanding the 6th Brigade. A native of Scotland and from Middle Brighton,
Lying on stretchers, sick and wounded men wait to be taken to the beach for transfer to a hospital ship. Around them, members of No 1 Stationary Hospital are putting some of the men into an ambulance
The grounds of a private house near Cairo, which was being used by No 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital.
