The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MAJOR P.H. GREENWELL, (1), AT 1 BLOOD TRANSFUSION UNIT INSERTING A BORE NEEDLE INTO A VEIN, DURING THE TAKING OF BLOOD FROM TROOPER G.C. RIDER, (3), WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF PRIVATE V.D. HOBBS, (2), WHO HOLDS THE FLASK. THIS MINOR OPERATION OF VENIPUNCTURE IS CARRIED OUT UNDER STERILE CONDITIONS.
PRIVATE V. COOPER, (2), POURS CLEANSING ACID INTO BLOOD CONTAINERS. AT THE BACKGROUND PRIVATE V.D. HOBBS, (1), AGITATES THE CONTAINERS TO PROVIDE EVEN SPREAD OF THE CLEANER. THE GIRLS, AUSTRALIAN ARMY
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-28. EXTRACTING BLOOD FROM A RED CROSS DONOR AT THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY BLOOD BANK AT THE OLD ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL. DR. D. CUMING (CENTRE) IS MARKING THE SKIN OF TH
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-03-22. DR. MARY BERTRAM (1), A MEDICO OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN BLOOD AND SERUM PREPARATION UNIT HAS JUST INSERTED A NEEDLE INTO A RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR'S ARM AND IS WATCHING THE FLOW OF
MOROTAI, 1945-05-06. PRIVATE J. MCGOGGAN, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE, (1), AT THE RECORDS SECTION, 1 BLOOD TRANSFUSION UNIT TAKING DOWN THE REGIMENTAL PARTICULARS OF A BLOOD DONOR.
Glass transfusion flask with capacity of 1000 ml marked in gradations of 200 mils down one side. Clamped to the base is a swivel wire handle. Contained within the neck of the bottle is a rubber stoppe
Sergeant Adam Gilles of 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), holds a rifle from a store of guns at Camp RAMSI, near Honiara. The guns had been handed in by, or confiscated from, member
