The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-17. SISTER M.M. WILSON (1) AND SISTER F.E. HENRY (2), STANDING IN FRONT OF THEIR TENT INSIDE A SPECIAL AREA AT 4 FIELD AMBULANCE. THE NURSING SISTERS WERE FLOWN TO RABAUL ON 16 SEPTEMBER TO CARE FOR NUNS WHO WERE RELEASED FROM INTERNMENT AT RAMALE MISSION AFTER THE JAPANESE SURRENDER.
RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-17. SISTER M.M. WILSON (1) AND SISTER F.E. HENRY (2), STANDING IN FRONT OF THEIR TENT INSIDE A SPECIAL AREA AT 4 FIELD AMBULANCE. THE NURSING SISTERS WERE FLOWN TO RA
RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-17. SISTER M.M. WILSON (2) AND SISTER F.E. HENRY (4), ATTENDING SISTER MARY MICHAEL (1) AND SISTER MARY PHILOMENA (3), TWO OF THE NUNS EVACUATED FROM RAMALE MISSION.
TOBOI WHARF, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. A PARTY OF MISSIONARY SISTERS AND PRIESTS WHO HAVE BEEN LIBERATED FROM INTERNMENT AT RAMALE MISSION LEAVING THE WHARF AREA BY JEEP FOR 4 FIELD AMBULANCE WHERE THE
TOBOI WHARF, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. NATIVES AT THE WHARF WELCOMING PRIESTS AND SISTERS WHO HAVE BEEN LIBERATED FROM INTERNMENT AT RAMALE MISSION AND BROUGHT TO RABAUL FOR MEDICAL CARE.
Ramale Mission, Kokopo Area, New Britain. A group of 300 white internees at Ramale Mission were liberated when troops of HQ 11 Division occupied the area following the surrender of the Japanese. Three
TOBOI WHARF, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. COLONEL D.A. CAMERON, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES, HQ 11 DIVISION, AT THE WHARF AS PRIESTS AND SISTERS WHO HAVE BEEN LIBERATED FROM INTERNMENT AT RAMAL
