A collection of photographs (black + white and coloured) and ephemera celebrating and remembering the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) throughout history. With original photographs of staff and field hospitals from 1915, to more recent references to the 50th and 75th anniversary celebrations.Blue woven covered photograph album with a black plate attached to the upper right cover that reads photo album in gold lettering. A white label is attached to the top left corner with WWI and II inscripted on it. The pages are spiral bound adhesive album pages with plastic protective covers on each side. The inside back and front covers have various letters, papers and cards attached. There is a double-sided plastic photograph sleeve containing 6 photos loosely placed inside the back cover.'WWI + WWII' [Handwritten in black ink on a white label attached to the cover] 'Jubilee. 1952-1977' [Handwritten in blue ink at the top of the letter attached to the inside front cover]pioneer womens garden, royal australian army nursing corps, raanc, anniversaries, memorabilia, australian army nurses, war memorials, war poems, military hospitals, australian imperial force, 2/3 australian casual clearing station, australian army nursing service- 50th anniversary, australian army nursing service - 75th anniversary

Article and photograph relating to former nurse Wilma Young recounting her experiences as a survivor of the sinking of the SS Vyner Brooke and her time as a Japanese prisoner of war (POW) on Bangka Island Indonesia. Her talk was part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the revised Geneva Conventions.Page of a newspaper with multiple headlined articles, a colour photograph, logo and advertisement. Photograph of three women looking at the camera, two are in nurses uniforms with white wimples and the third wearing a multicoloured jacket with four medals and various pins attached.wwii, world war 2, world war two, wwll, australian army nursing service, aans, bangka island, ss vyner brooke, wilma elizabeth forster oram, wilma elizabeth forster young, geneva convention