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CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-02. SEVEN OF THE NINE MEMBERS OF 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION THAT CONSTITUTE THE FEMALE POPULATION OF THE WEWAK AREA. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- SISTER S.P. MARTIN (1); SISTER M.M. MURPHY (2); SISTER R.F. LAWLER, SISTER-IN-CHARGE (3); SISTER S.B.M. BOWMAN (4); SISTER K.J. MURCH (5); SISTER M.N. O'NEILL (6); SUPERINTENDENT J.M. HART, RED CROSS SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE (7).
CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-02. SUPERINTENDENT J.M. HART, RED CROSS SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE (1), WITH SISTER K.J. MURCH (2), STAFF OF 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION, HOLDING A GIANT CLAM S
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-06-03. AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE SISTERS FROM 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION MOVING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE WARDS FOR DUTY. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- LIEUTENANT K.J. MUR
Wewak, New Guinea. 2 August 1945. Senior officer welcomes a Red Cross worker and seven nurses on their arrival to take up duties at 104 Casualty Clearing Station (CCS) hospital, Cape Wom. They were th
SUPERINTENDENT J.M. HART, of Launceston, Tasmania, RED CROSS SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE, 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION, READY TO START HER ROUNDS OF THE WARDS WITH LIBRARY BOOKS.
CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-28. SISTER S.B.M. BOWMAN, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE 104 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION AND MAJOR B.H. VERNER, CHECKING MEDICAL HISTORY SHEETS IN THE RECEPTIO
Wewak, New Guinea. 2 August 1945. Senior officer, Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Rowld, Commanding Officer of 104 Casualty Clearing Station, Cape Wom, showing nurses and Red Cross worker, Betty Bown of S
