The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Five unidentified patients who have just been treated by the Field Ambulance of the 3rd Australian Light Horse, three of the men have bandaged hands and the one in the centre has a newspaper in his hand. Those who were slightly wounded were accommodated in improvised shelter, made of blankets, slung over the guy ropes of a tent inside of which was crowded with more serious cases.
Five unidentified patients (one in the shadows) sitting under the improvised shelter of blankets lashed to saplings at the camp of the Field Ambulance of the 3rd Australian Light Horse. Three of the
The interior of ward No. 7, No. 14 Australian General Hospital (AGH) with patients and staff. The blankets and screens have a cross on them. A soldier lying on the bed (foreground) has The Sunday Time
An Admission and Discharge tent during an exercise of the 6th Australian Division in New Guinea. Here patients and casualties were interviewed, classified and relieved of their kits and rifles. They w
Vietnamese locals gathered around a window of a clinic at Bien Hoa. Inside the room, patients were being treated by members of a civilian surgical team. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical sta
An advanced dressing station built in the bank of the main Vaulx-Bullecourt road, near Vaulx, in France. During the Bullecourt fighting the 7th Field Ambulance treated the wounded here, sending the se
Corsica, France. c. 1944-05. Members of No. 451 Squadron RAAF at a bivouac in the Corsican countryside near Poretta and Serragia. The men's makeshift shelter consists of blankets and ponchos thrown ov
