The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. 1945-04-17. MEMBERS OF THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA IMPERIAL NURSING SERVICE RETURNED FROM ABROAD, OUTSIDE THE OFFICE OF THE MATRON-IN-CHIEF, VICTORIA BARRACKS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: SISTER R. PALMER, (1); SISTER E. SONNENBERG, (2); SISTER K. BACON, (3); SISTER Z. JOSEPH, (4); SISTER L. AVERY, (5); SISTER D. KEECH, (6); SISTER J. PALMER, (7); SISTER B. HEARD, (8).
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-04-17. MEMBERS OF THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA IMPERIAL NURSING SERVICE RETURNED FROM ABROAD, OUTSIDE THE OFFICE OF THE MATRON-IN-CHIEF AT VICTORIA BARRACKS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:-SIST
Group portrait showing nurses and patients outside Alexandra War Hospital, while in quarantine after arrival in India. Australian nurses of No. 22 Stationary Hospital in India, back row, left to right
England. A Sister of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service and a Matron of the Territorial Nursing Service.
Studio portrait of Dame Emma Maud McCarthy GBE RRC. Born on 22 September 1859 at Paddington, Sydney, by 1891 she was in England and at age 28 she commenced nursing training. In 1894 she was promoted
Sister Edith Blake pours medicine for a patient in a ward at the No 17 General Hospital. Sister Edith Blake of San Souci, NSW, served with the Queen Alexandra Imperial Nursing Service and was killed w
CONCORD, NSW. 30 JUNE 1945. MATRON K BATES, PRINCIPAL MATRON, QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE (1), SISTER J TOWNSEND (2) AND SISTER M MCKEE, RAAF NURSING SERVICE (3) CHATTING AFTER A DIN
