The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Australian Division carrying a wounded soldier through a trench during the Australian attack on that section of the Hindenburg Line between 29 September and 5 October 1918. The wounded man had been brought from the Regimental Aid Post and was being transported to the Advanced Dressing Station established near Bellicourt.
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps gathered in a Regimental Aid Post. This post was established in trenches in the Hindenburg Line during the fighting in this area
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-24. NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS CARRYING A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER, CROSSING BUIGAP CREEK, ON THE WAY TO THE AUSTRALIAN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION.
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-24. NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS CARRYING A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER BACK TO THE AUSTRALIAN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION FROM THE MOUNT TAMBU AREA.
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-24. NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS CARRYING A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER BACK TO THE AUSTRALIAN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION FROM THE MOUNT TAMBU AREA. SHOWN: V504081 WARRANT
CANNING'S SADDLE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-21. STRETCHER BEARERS BRINGING WOUNDED OF THE 2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION THROUGH THICK JUNGLE TO THE ADVANCED REGIMENTAL AID POST DURING THE ACTION ON MOUNT PROTHE
CANNING'S SADDLE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-21. STRETCHER BEARERS BRINGING WOUNDED OF THE 2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION THROUGH THICK JUNGLE TO THE ADVANCED REGIMENTAL AID POST DURING THE ACTION ON MOUNT PROTHE
