The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An advanced dressing station built in the bank of the main Vaulx-Bullecourt road, near Vaulx, in France. During the Bullecourt fighting the 7th Field Ambulance treated the wounded here, sending the serious cases by motor ambulance to the casualty clearing stations further to the rear.
Stretcher bearers of the 6th Field Ambulance carrying the wounded from an Advanced Dressing Station to a waiting motor ambulance for conveyance to the Casualty Clearing Station. Identified in the for
Two stretcher bearers carrying a wounded man from a dressing station run by C Section, 7th Australian Field Ambulance, in Chailak Dere, to the casualty clearing station on the beach at Anzac Cove.
KAMKAMUN, LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-10. TENTED WARDS ERECTED AT THE MAIN DRESSING STATION, KNOWN LATER AS THE LAE CASUALTY CLEARING STATION OPERATED JOINTLY BY THE 10TH FIELD AMBULANCE AND THE 106TH
German prisoners, captured by the Australians in the opening phase of their renewed attack on Bullecourt, on 3 May 1917, returning near Vaulx on their way to the prisoners' cage. Close to this point w
WAREO, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-29. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ENJOYING A SHOWER BATH AT B COMPANY, 4TH FIELD AMBULANCE REST CAMP, LOCATED IN MOUNTAINS 2,000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. THE UNIT PROVIDES CONVALESC
Vaulx-Noreuil Road, France, 1917-05-06. A motorcar and a wagon stand on the dirt road where an Australian Advanced Dressing Station has been set up to receive casualties from the Second Battle of Bull
