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Photograph E04463 Period 1910-1919An outdoors group portrait of officers (foreground) and their unidentified mess staff standing in front of the officer's mess hut at the Australian Veterinary Hospital. The officers from left to righ
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Major R J A C Talbot (first from the left) and unidentified operating theatre staff standing with a patient in the entrance to the operating theatre of the Australian Veterinary Corps.
An outdoors group portrait of officers (foreground) and their unidentified mess staff standing in front of the officer's mess hut at the Australian Veterinary Hospital. The officers from left to righ
Major General Sir J J Talbot Hobbs KCB VD, the Australian Corps Commander, standing with three unidentified officers of the Australian Corps watching a horse race at the 2nd Australian Division Meetin

A relief sculpture, made of pebbles and featuring a map of Australia with an emu, a kangaroo, a rising sun insignia and the letters AAVC, at the entrance to the grounds of the Australian Veterinary Co

Major General Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs KCB KCMC VD, addressing the 5th Australian Divisional Artillery after a march past. Identified in the foreground, right to left: Lieutenant N. Temperley, Aide-de-C
BOOTLESS BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-05. OPERATING THEATRE WITH OPERATION IN PROGRESS, AT THE 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. LEFT TO RIGHT: VX104851 LANCE CORPORAL L. ROSENGARTEN; NX26567 SERGEANT W.

HRH the Prince of Wales, seated in a Rolls Royce, leaving the Australian Corps Headquarters farewelled by the Australian Corps Commander, Major-General Sir J J Talbot Hobbs (standing near the car, on
