The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. The shattered walls of a section of Ward 10 at the 2/4th Australian General Hospital (4AGH) after it had been hit by an enemy bomb. Standing in front of the damage are, left to right: Captain (Capt) J. Rice, Regimental Medical Officer (RMO) of the 2/43rd Battalion; Capt John Horan, Physician, 4th AGH; Colonel L. Spiers VD, Commanding Officer, 4AGH. (Donor Sergeant Maxwell)
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. 10 April 1941. Damage caused to Ward 5 of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital (4AGH), from a direct hit from an enemy bomb. Captain G. M. (Gar) Hone and Corporal Heywood, b
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. Shattered concrete and debris hanging dangerously after a direct hit by a bomb on Ward 10 of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital. (Donor Sergeant Maxwell)
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. A section of Ward 11 of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital, which suffered damage when hit by a bomb. The ward had contained Italian prisoners of war (POWs),
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. The damage caused to a section of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital, by a direct hit from a 250lb bomb. Although there were twenty three patients in the ward
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. The interior of Ward 10 of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital showing damage resulting from a hit by a 250lb bomb. Reinforced concrete and the tiled roof is h
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. August 1941. The bomb-damaged inspection and admission rooms of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital, through which all admissions to the hospital passed. (Donor Sergeant Ma
