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Photograph 044603 Second World War, 1939-1945DARWIN, 1942-02-19. AN AERIAL VIEW OF DARWIN TAKEN BY THE JAPANESE TASK FORCE DURING THE FIRST RAID. (GILLESPIE COLLECTION).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
C. 1942. PORTRAIT OF MISS GRACE WILSON, MATRON-IN-CHIEF OF ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING CORPS.
VFX361 Colonel Annie M. Sage, RRC, Matron in Chief, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), cuts the cake at the 41st birthday celebration of the service at a party held at the 115th Australian Genera

THE RETURNED ARMY NURSES CLUB STALL WITH PATRIOTIC DECORATIONS IN A CITY STREET. LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS M. BARTER, PRESIDENT (formerly of the QAIMNSR); MISS E. RICHARDSON, MATRON OF AUSTIN HOSPITAL; MISS

Studio portrait of Matron-in-Chief Grace Margaret Wilson CBE RRC of the Australian Army Nursing Service. Principal matron of the 1st Military District, on 15 April 1915 Wilson transferred to the Austr

Group portrait taken on the deck of the troopship carrying the 6th Division AIF to the Middle East. Matron in Chief, Australian Army Nursing Service, Grace Wilson (left), Major Norman (centre) and Co
MISS M.G. WILSON, MATRON-IN-CHIEF, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, 1925-1940. MATRON WILSON SERVED AT LEMNOS AND ABBEVILLE IN WORLD WAR I AND IN WORLD WAR II IN PALESTINE, GAZA, ALEXANDRIA AND CAIRO.

Medical documentation relating to the First World War service of Matron Mary Anne (Bessie) Pocock, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS). Included in this file are medical lecture notes from April 19
