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WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY BEACH GROUP DEMONSTRATING THE FOUR MAN LIFT OF A PATIENT BEFORE APPLYING THE THOMAS SPLINT DURING A LECTURE TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY COMMANDOS.
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY BEACH GROUP DEMONSTRATING THE TWO MAN LIFT OF A PATIENT BEFORE APPLYING THE THOMAS SPLINT TO MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALI
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY COMMANDOS UNIT PRACTISING THE TWO MAN LIFT ON A PATIENT BEFORE APPLYING THE THOMAS SPLINT DURING A FIRST AID COURSE GIVEN BY MEMBER
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY BEACH GROUP DEMONSTRATING THE USE OF A THOMAS SPLINT TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY COMMANDOS.
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY BEACH GROUP STRETCHER BEARERS DEMONSTRATING THE USE OF A THOMAS SPLINT TO RAN COMMANDOS.
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST BEACH LANDING GROUP (AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY) DEMONSTRATING AN IMPROVISED BARK SPLINT BEING USED ON A FRACTURED ARM TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN
WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. NX109305 STAFF SERGEANT H.G. LYONS, RIGHT, OF THE 1ST ARMY MEDICAL CORPS COMPANY BEACH GROUP LECTURING ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY COMMANDOS ON THE USE OF THE THOMAS SPLINT.
