The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE, 1942-07-19. EXAMINATION OF A.I.F. PERSONNEL TO QUALIFY FOR BRONZE MEDALLION OF SURF LIFE SAVING ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA. HERE THE "RESCUE" IS HALTED WHILE THE EXAMINER, PRIVATE R.P. CROSSMAN, (DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS, QUEENSLAND STATE CENTRE) MAKES NOTES ON THE STANCE OF THE MEN AND THE POSITION OF THE PATIENT.
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE, 1942-07-19. EXAMINATION OF A.I.F. PERSONNEL TO QUALIFY FOR BRONZE MEDALLION OF SURF LIFE SAVING ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA. EXAMINEE BEATH APPLIES RESUSCITATION METHODS TO "PATIENT"
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE, 1942-07-19. GROUP OF SUCCESSFUL ENTRANTS FOR THE EXAMINATION TO QUALIFY FOR THE BRONZE MEDALLION OF THE SURF LIFE SAVING ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA WITH THEIR COACH AND EXAMINERS. L
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE, 1942-07-19. EXAMINATION OF A.I.F. PERSONNEL IN MIDDLE EAST TO QUALIFY FOR BRONZE MEDALLION OF SURF LIFE SAVING ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA. GROUP OF COMPETITORS, LEFT TO RIGHT:- SIGN
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE. 1942-07-19. SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE A.I.F. IN THE MIDDLE EAST ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE MADE HISTORY BY QUALIFYING IN PALESTINE FOR THE SURF BRONZE MEDALLION OF THE AUSTRALIAN SURF LIFE S
NUSEIRAT, PALESTINE, 1942-07-19. SIX OF THE EXAMINEES FOR THE SURF LIFE SAVING BRONZE MEDALLION DOING RESCUE DRILL. SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE A.I.F. IN THE MIDDLE EAST PASSED THE TEST, WHICH IS BELIEVED TO
A group of United States Military police who had been trained in life saving techniques to Bronze Medallion standard to enable them to patrol Australian beaches in areas where there were United States
