2nd Field Ambulance (Fd Amb) is a highly mobile unit whose role was the rapid collection of the sick and wounded. The white plastic banner held by two wooden poles has red writing on top with large print "2 FIELD AMBULANCE". A gold crest is in centre depicting a crown atop an insignia "Australian Army Medical Corps" with a snake wrapped around a pole. In blue print 1914 - 1918 with several countries listed below and 1939 - 1945 with several countries listed below. Bottom of the banner in blue writing 1966 -67 SOUTH VIETNAM.2nd Field Ambulancebanner, 2 field ambulance

Wooden shield with shiedl decal in burgundy, blue and yellow horizontal stripes. "2 Field Ambulance Vietnam 1966-67"2 Field Ambulanceplaque, 2 field ambulance

Black plywood and plastic sign "Field 8 Ambulance" in boomerang shape, playboy bunny ears, red cross and helicopter, red writing on white boomerangField 8 Ambulance Nui Datsign, 8th field ambulance

This item commemorates the service of 8th Field Ambulance in Vietnam, 1967-8.A shield-shaped wooden plaque with enamel emblem of 8th Field Ambulance: the Australian flag to the left and the South Vietnamese flag to the right. The Australian flag is blue and white and the South Vietnamese flag is yellow with three (3) red stripes. Centre top of the enamel cute out is a yellow banner with the words '67 Vietnam 68' below this in the centre is the number eight (8). Under this are the words '8th Field Ambulance'. vietnam 1967 - 1968, plaque, 8th field ambulance, shield, vietnam war

An A4 booklet with the heading Brief History, 8 Field Ambulance - Vietnam 1967/72 written in red. There is a coloured photo of the 8 Field Ambulance Hospital, Vung Tau in the middle of the page. Also a brief description regarding Medical Evacuation and a photo of patients being medevac onto a C-130 Hercules.8th field ambulance, australia. army. field ambulance, 8th

Maroon, Blue and yellow plastic treated banner stating 2 Field Ambulance in white letters over an image of "Batman" in black. A wooden pole is attached to one side of the banner. "VIETNAM 1966 - 67" is on the yellow section of the banner in black print.banner, 2 field ambulance

Paperback book with title printed in red print across the front and spine on a cream coloured background. The lower half of the cover contains an image of soldiers walking in a line along a path on barren land, the first soldier carries a white flag, behind him two of the other soldiers carry a wounded soldier on a stretcher. followed by two more soldiers.non-fictionIn 1915, Private Roy Ramsay, freshly trained at a camp near Brisbane, set sail from Australia for the Middle East with the 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance. This account of his time in the Middle East and Europe was edited by Roy's son Ron from Roy's journal. [Trove]roy ramsay, australian army- trnsport of sick and wounded, field ambulance, wwi, ww1, world war 1914-1918, first world war, 3rd field ambulance, medical care

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This item contributes to an understanding of the impact that involvement in the war in Vietnam (1962–1972) had on Australian servicemen.Laminated poster of 8 Field Ambulance Association members marching on ANZAC day under their banner.8 Field Ambulance South Vietnam/1967-19728 field ambulance, vung tau, vietnam

A dark green coloured plastic cover with the Department of Defence arrow on the front. The details of the booklet are on the first page of the booklet. All of the pages are in plastic sleeves.field medical notes, 8 field ambulance, royal australian army medical corps, 1st psychological operations unit

Soft cover with black and white prints and maps. 125 pages. A history of the 2/5 Australian Field Ambulance in WW2.

Unit history of 2/5th Australian Field Ambulance A.I.F. 1940-1945, by Lloyd Tann, long term resident of East Ringwood.

This item contributes to an understanding of the impact that involvement in the war in Vietnam (1962–1972) had on Australian servicemen.Laminated aerial photo of 8 Field Ambulance buildings. In front of the buildings are two Heli pads, the left helipad has a helicopter on the pad. 8 Field Ambulance South Vietnam/1967-19728 field ambulance, vung tau, vietnam, luscombe field airstrip

The Series 2A Ambulances entered service in 1965 and the winch version in 1967. The bodies were locally built and the type was used in South Vietnam by 2 Field Ambulance at Vung Tau. A khaki green vehicle with a solid canopy fitted to the back. A spare tyre sits on the bonnet. Red cross symbol on 3 sides. ambulance, landrover, vung tau, series 2a

B&W photo of 4th Division, 2nd Field Ambulance AASC troops in uniform for an official photo. Bill Hermon is 1st left, middle row. Dated 1939.

The booklet list those women who served in Field Ambulances and 1st Field Australian Field Hospital Sth Vietnam between 1962 - 1973. Soft cover booklet. White pages print with black print. In the centre is an emblem with white feather, gold coloured 'ribbon' in the centre is a snake coiled around rod, olive leaves in dark green, WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN FIELD/AMBULANCES AND FIELD/HOSPITAL VIETNAM/1967-1971women, 1st field hospital, medical, field ambulance, peter sims, monica sims

A pre-Militia (now CMF) Field Ambulance group, at a Seymour Training Camp, Victoria circa 1910-1913. These men, as CMF, did not serve outside Australia unless they transferred to the regular AIF. The two soldiers in the back row, far right, are wearing the First Commonwealth pattern uniforms 1903-1912 and would be Regular Army instructors. At least twelve of the men in the group are Sergeants. Nil

Original sepia photograph mounted on thick buff coloured cardboard. The photograph is mounted in a glass fronted frame. The formal photograph is of the Australian Army 2/9th Field Ambulance Unit at Bonegilla and is dated January 1941. Sergeant R. K. Churches, service number VX34599, is in the front row, reclining and immediately to the right of centre. (refer item number 00320) note: digital format copy only available, this original photograph has been donated to the Australian War Memorial, Canberra - 22nd November, 2014

This Item was worn by Sgt (Temp) Malcolm Adrian Tod (216803) who served with the Royal Australian Medical Corps and served in Vietnam with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment from march 1968 to April 1968 and 8th Field Ambulance from May 1968 to Mar 1969.U.S. Dust-off aviation jacket. Green coloured American flying jacket. "Dust Off" belonging to M. Tod of 8th Field Ambulance Crew (Aust.) Badge on RH sleeve "45th AMB". Small badge on the LH side.flying jacket, united states army, sgt (temp) malcolm adrian tad, 216803, royal australian army medical corps, 1st battalion, royal australian regiment, 8th field ambulance

Hardcover book with dust cover. Dust cove has image of soldier with donkey in front of wooden cross grave markers. Back cover has image of Pte Frank Hudson and medals.Written on first page "R Schillerbooks- military, essential service - ambulance

Index, bib, ill, maps, p.144.non-fictionRecounts the dedication and bravery of the men who made up the 2nd Field Ambulanceworld war 1914-1918 - medical care - australia, world war 1914-1918 - regimental histories

Book non-fictionTypewritten and photocopied transcription of Diary of Re Goode

This item contributes to an understanding of the impact that involvement in the war in Vietnam (1962–1972) had on Australian servicemen.Laminated colour photo of Vung Tau hospital with detailed information.8 Field Ambulance South Vietnam/1967-19728 field ambulance, vung tau, vietnam

This item contributes to an understanding of the impact that involvement in the war in Vietnam (1962–1972) had on Australian servicemen.Laminated colour photo of four soldiers and a Vietnamese boy called Mot.8 Field Ambulance South Vietnam/1967-19728 field ambulance, vung tau, vietnam

This item contributes to an understanding of the impact that involvement in the war in Vietnam (1962–1972) had on Australian servicemen.Laminated poster of a doctor walking from a makeshift hospital back to his tent. 8 Field Ambulance South Vietnam/1967-19728 field ambulance, vung tau, vietnam, blomley, doctor