The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) members obtaining an early vantage point before the Hospital Ship Manunda leaves Darling Harbour. Identified from left to right: Private (Pte) R P Brown, (1); NFX177867 Pte Mollie Jessica Bridget Gleeson from Newtown, NSW (2); NFX202528 Pte Lila Eileen Erwin from Cootamundra, NSW (3).
NEW GUINEA. A VILLAGE CHIEF NAMED KAPI SHOWS HOW TO THROW A NATIVE SPEAR, TO MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE (AAMWS), PAM BUSHELL OF DARLING POINT, NSW (1), DELL POWER OF TOOWOO
Lae, New Guinea. A group of Australian servicemen and Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) members picnicking at Malahang Beach. Left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) R. H. Mann of Perth, WA; Priv
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE PERSONNEL FROM 2/5 GENERAL HOSPITAL ABOUT TO MOVE TO THE WHARF AFTER DEBUSSING. THEY WILL EMBARK ON THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUN
Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) of the 2/14th Australian General Hospital chatting with Royal Netherlands Army Medical Corps personnel while waiting for transport to their camp after d
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. MAJOR GENERAL E. C. P. PLANT, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING (GOC) NSW LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA (LEFT), WITH LIEUTENANT GENERAL F. H. BERRIMAN (RIGHT) WHO SHORTLY WAS
SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW 1945-11-20. THE HOSPITAL SHIP KAROA ARRIVED AT WOOLLOOMOOLOO FROM SINGAPORE WITH APPROXIMATELY 200 AIF AND RAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR LIBERATED FROM JAPANESE CAMPS. THREE EX PRISONERS
