The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant H. Wilding, Australian Army Nursing Service, 74 Camp Hospital (left) with Peter, an Indigenous Australian patient (right). This historical caption for this photograph notes that Peter was treated in the “native section” of the hospital.
Lieutenant M. P. Polak, Australian Army Nursing Service, 74 Camp Hospital (1) adjusts the mosquito netting on Johnnie’s cot, while Lieutenant H. Wilding (2) and Captain A. Jolly (3) examine Flora (the
Lieutenant M. P. Polak, Australian Army Nursing Service (right) with Norah and Violet who are two Aboriginal Australian patients in 74 Camp Hospital. This historical caption for this photograph notes
KATHERINE, NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1945-04-09. LIEUTENANT H.J. WILDING, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, 74 CAMP HOSPITAL, WITH BRIDGET, AGED ABOUT 8 MONTHS WHOSE MOTHER NELLIE IS A PATIENT AT THE HOSPITA
KATHERINE, NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1945-04-09. LIEUTENANT M.P. POLAK, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, (1), WITH LIEUTENANT H.J. WILDING, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, 74 CAMP HOSPITAL, (2), OUTSIDE ON
KATHERINE, NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1945-04-09. LIEUTENANT H.J. WILDING, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE, 74 CAMP HOSPITAL, FEEDING JOHNNIE, WHO WAS BORN AT THE HOSPITAL.
KATHERINE, NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1945-04-09. JACK NORLANDI, AT 74 CAMP HOSPITAL PLAYING THE DIDGERIDOO, (6), A HOLLOW LOG WHICH PRODUCES A THROBBING MOURNFUL SOUND. AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE SISTE
