The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Staff Nurse Dorothy Sevilla White, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), wearing her Army Nursing uniform. She served in the AANS for four years, between 1914 and 1918.
Finely worked gilt and enamel patriotic badge with the five petalled rose of England picked out on a blue background. A centrally positioned red, white and blue enamelled Union Jack has a small gilt
A gilt metal and enamel patriotic badge. The badge has a ring of blue enamel around the rim and a bar across the middle. Gold lettering around the edge reads `BETTER DIE FIGHTING THAN LIVE DISHONORED
A British Mk IV Female tank, that had been captured by the Germans and then, as seen here, recaptured by the British at Le Fort de la Pompelle. Staff Nurse Dorothy Sevilla White, Australian Army Nursi
Sweethearts gold-plated metal and enamel badge in the form of a gold SMLE rifle with fixed bayonet. Superimposed on the rifle between the magazine and foresight is a representation of the Rising Sun b
Studio portrait of Sister Muriel Gray Burbury, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), wearing a bonnet and walking out uniform. On her sleeve is the AANS badge. Sister Burbury was attached to 3 Aust
Collection relating to the First World War service of Sister Dorothy Sevilla White, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS). Sister White enlisted as a Staff Nurse on 12 July 1917 and embarked on the H
Informal group portrait of the nursing staff of HMAT Nestor (A71) outside of the ship's isolation hospital no 4. Identified, first from the left, second row, is Staff Nurse Dora Frances McCormack, Aus
Studio portrait of Sister Elsie May Tranter, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), of Oakleigh, Vic, wearing her ward uniform. Sister Tranter embarked from Melbourne on HMAT Orsova (A67) for oversea
