The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NX72249 Captain G.M Brodie, 11th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, immunising a baby against yaws, as they are held by their mother. Local people were evacuated from Japanese territory and received medical attention and food supplies at an Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit Compound.
Personnel of the 11th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, immunising a baby against yaws, during the treatment of evacuated women and children at The Australian New Guinea Administrative U
From Australian New Guinea Adminstrative Unit War Diaries and other records it is assumed that the film covers the general rehabilitation of Bougainvillean people as territory previously held by the J
Looking across the creek from the Baraga Native Hospital towards the compound, housing local people and refugees, near the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit.
A female refugee carrying her baby at the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit refugee camp in the Wide Bay area. At the time that the photograph was taken, the camp housed approximately 600 loca
A local boy carries a baby at the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit District Servics refugee camp. The camp, situated at Wide Bay, helped house local refugees from Japanese-held areas.
SOGERI VALLEY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-06-25. QX39260 CAPTAIN B. HOOPER, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (LEFT), OFFICER COMMANDING A COMPANY, AND QX53208 LIEUTENANT F. A. N. STENLAKE, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL
