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MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. QX5294 CAPTAIN R. HAMILTON, QUARTERMASTER, 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL (1) TAKING TWO NURSING SISTERS OF HIS UNIT FOR A ROW IN A CAPTURED JAPANESE BOAT. THEY ARE:- SFX3047 SISTER J.S. SECKER (2) SFX3057 SISTER N. BOULLY (3).
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. NURSING SISTERS WORKING IN THE TEMPORARY OPERATING THEATRE OF THE 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL. THEY ARE:- VFX38559 SISTER J. LATTA (1); WFX3307 SISTER P.C. PHILLIPS (2).
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-14. NURSING SISTERS FROM THE 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL DISEMBARKING FROM AN AMPHIBIOUS "DUKW" ONTO A BARGE FOR EMBARKATION ABOARD THE 2/1ST HOSPITAL SHIP, "MANUNDA" FOR THEIR TR
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. NX144920 CAPTAIN E.H. CRANSWICK, 18TH FIELD AMBULANCE (1) PROUDLY DISPLAYS HIS PET PYTHON TO MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE OF THE 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPIT
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. AN INTERIOR VIEW OF WARD 8 WHICH IS TYPICAL OF THE 5 WARDS IN USE AT PRESENT AT THE 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- NFX138773 SISTER B.I. HARRIS, AR
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. AN AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT WARRANT OFFICER, A PATIENT IN THE 2/11TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHO WAS WOUNDED BY A HAND GRENADE WHEN HIS PARTY ATTA
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-25. QFX50502 SISTER M. NEWTON (1) OUT WALKING WITH A CHINESE FAMILY IN THE GROUNDS OF THE 2/11TH GENERAL HOSPITAL. THIS FAMILY WAS CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE AT MADANG AND TA
