The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-16. SISTERS OF THE 2/11TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL WHO HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY TRANSFERRED TO THE 2/15TH FIELD AMBULANCE TO HELP COPE WITH AN EPIDEMIC OF SCRUB TYPHUS, WALKING IN THE GROUNDS OF THEIR QUARTERS, "PRIMROSE VILLA". IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL:- SFX3058 SISTER T.L. UMPHERSTON (1); QFX44625 SISTER F.E. STEPHENSON (2); NFX77275 SISTER K.E. LAWRENCE (3).
ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-16. SISTERS OF THE 2/11TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHO HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY TRANSFERRED TO THE 2/15TH FIELD AMBULANCE TO HELP COPE WITH AN EPIDEMIC OF SCRUB TYPHU
NX70388 LIEUTENANT-COLONEL K.B. NOAD, OFFICER COMMANDING MEDICAL DIVISION, 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (1), WITH SISTER T.L. UMPHERSTON (3), EXAMINING PRIVATE L.W. KEELER (2
Aitape, New Guinea. 1945-01. Sisters of the 2/11th Australian General (2/11AGH) relax on deck chairs in the sun outside their Mess. Left to right: SFX3058 Sister T.L. Umpherston, SFX26392 Sister V.L.
NORTH ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-10. THE OPEN AIR CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHAPEL WHICH WAS DECORATED BY THE TWO AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE SISTERS IN THE FOREGROUND, NFX77275 SISTER K.E. LAWRENCE
ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-16. MEMBERS OF THE STAFF OF THE 2/15TH FIELD AMBULANCE ON THE VERANDAH OF THE OLD MISSION BUILDING WHICH THEY HAVE CONVERTED INTO A WARD FOR SCRUB TYPHUS CASES.
HANSA BAY-BOGIA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-09. MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE ADVANCED DRESSING STATION, 2/15TH FIELD AMBULANCE TESTING A PATIENT FOR SCRUB TYPHUS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- N456124 PRIVATE SUTTON
