The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Stretcher bearers wearing sheepskin vests bringing out wounded of the 4th Australian Division from the front line near Delville Wood, Longueval. These journeys, through cold and wet conditions and heavy mud over a distance of two miles (occasionally shortened by use of the Light Railway) were something of a hardship. Identified are: Private Lihou, 4th Field Ambulance (third from left with left arm outstretched), and Private Pearce, 4th Field Ambulance (fourth from left).
Portrait of two Australian soldiers. On the right is possibly 2435 Private Frederick Appleby Johnson, 51st Battalion. The soldiers wear sheepskin vests to ward off the cold in what was one of the cold
Portrait of three servicemen wearing sheepskin vests which were issued in the winter of 1916-17, one of the coldest on record for more than a decade in France. Seated is 5512 Private Edwin Augustus Es
Kokoda, Papua, 1942-11-16. Carrying full packs on their backs and walking sticks for support, members of the surgical team from the 2/4th Field Ambulance set out on the five-day walk from Kokoda to So
An informal group portrait of unidentified men and officers of the 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance. The soldier second left has a cigarette in his hand and the officer fourth from left is
Unidentified soldiers bringing in the wounded on stretchers from the battle of Hamel to the 4th Brigade Headquarters, near Hamelet. One soldier appears to be pointing at something. Note the improvis
A hospital ship from Gallipoli arriving with wounded soldiers waiting to be unloaded by bearers of the 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance and transported by wagon to hospital.