The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sick and walking wounded from the Gallipoli Peninsula travelling in an Egyptian Red Cross train from Alexandria to Cairo, where the hospitals were located. These trains had turbanned Hindu orderlies belonging to the Indian Army Medical Corps, and English nursing sisters; they carried plentiful refreshments.
An Egyptian ambulance train standing at the railway station in the Egyptian capital. Note the red crescent painted on the side of the carriage. Sick and wounded men who travelled from the Gallipoli Pe
Sick men embarking from the pier at Anzac Cove for a nearby hospital ship. In the foreground are two Indian muleteers with their animals. From the Gallipoli Peninsula sick and wounded men would sail t
Alexandria, Egypt. 1915. Sick and wounded AIF soldiers from Gallipoli being disembarked from a ship for onward movement by train to hospitals in Cairo. (Donor Mrs R. Smith)
Five unidentified staff members from the 1st Australian General Hospital (1 AGH) on a troop train at a railway station. Standing in front of the carriage are a small Egyptian boy and a man. Sick and
Hospital ships in the harbour at the Egyptian port. Some Egyptian men are in a row boat on the far right. Wounded and sick men from Gallipoli arrived here and then travelled by hospital train to var
An Egyptian Red Crescent train stands at the railway station ready to convey wounded Australian soldiers to Cairo, where various hospitals were located. The sign on the side of the carriage reads 'Egy
