Article detailing Joan Wicks (nee Bray) involvement in the establishment in the National Nurses' Memorial Trust that proposes the building of a fitting tribute to acknowledge the courage of nurses in warfare, which up until the article had no national memorial.A small newspaper clipping consisting of a title, three columns of text and a colour photo. The photo is of an older woman next to a portrait of a younger woman in nurse's uniform.joan wicks (nee bray), national nurses' memorial trust, nurses in warfare

A photo of Matron Gertrude O'Halloran (nee Good). Enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Corp (AANC) 13 January 1915. Gertrude served on the SS Willochra, HMAT Nestor and HMAT Beltana. She was promoted to Matron 18 July 1917.A small black and white photo of a woman standing outside in nurse's uniform. The photo is inside a card with writing on the front of the card and the inside, as well as on the back of the photo itself.'Matron / NO 11 AGH / Caulfield / 1919' [black ink, front outside, middle top' 'With kind thoughts / and pleasant recollec- / tions of an ideal / "Matron" & charming / woman. / [signature] / 24.3.1919' [black ink, inside front, written landscape] '140' [graphite, reverse of photo, top left corner] 'Sister Good / Matron / Caulfield' [black ink, reverse of photo, written landscape]nurses in warfare

A professional headshot photo of Gertrude O'Halloran (nee Good)Black and white headshot photo of a woman on thick card'P.79' [black ink crossed out with graphite, on white sticker, top left, reverse] 'Gertrude O'Halloran / Nee Good.' [blue ink, reverse]nurses in warfare

Opening of the National Memorial to Service Nurses in Canberra, on 2 October 1999. Colour photograph of a military ceremony at the National Memorial to Service Nurses in Canberra'CG56 / F3' [black ink, written on photographer's sticker, reverse, lower left]nurses in warfare

Recollections of Jan McCarthy: Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1960. A tsunami was warned to be approaching, the hospital had to evacuate in eighteen minutes. The boy in the bed had been eleven hours on the theatre table the previous day and been given thirty pints of blood. He had a gunshot in the leg that took three inches of the femoral artery. A piece was grafted from the lower leg. When he was moved off the table he started to bleed, so they had to go back in and redo. A ramp was put up to the back of the truck to take the whole bed up and keep the boy as still as possible so the graft wouldn't shift again. The tsunami ended up being a no-show. The graft recipient boy was eventually med-evaced back to Australia.Small black and white photograph depicting a group of men in uniforms on and at the back of a truck. One man is on a bed in the back of the truck.nurses in warfare

The photo depicts one of the three panels of the Broadmeadows Remembrance Memorial, Broadmeadows Town Park, Broadmeadows, Victoria.A colour photograph of a military memorial set in a brick wall.'Army' [ black ink, reverse, top left corner]nurses in warfare

L to R Col Martha Bell, US Army Nurse Corps, Vietnam veteran Lt Col H. Crawford Matron-in-Chief, Director of Nursing Services, Army, Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC) Associate member Col Jan McCarthy Col N Espie at the Sheraton Hotel, Townsville May 1992 after attending the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea Remembrance Service. A colour photograph of four women in military uniform sitting at an outdoor table'L to R. / Col Marthy Bell US Army, Lt Col H. Crawford, / Col J McCarthy & Col N Espie. / Sheraton Hotel, Townsville May 92' [blue ink, reverse, top]nurses in warfare

The photo show an older couple wearing military medals at the Dedication ceremony for the AHS Centaur. The Centaur was sunk by a Japanese submarine on 14 May 1943.Colour photograph of an older couple wearing military medals outside.'AHS Centaur Dedication / 21-1-2001' [graphite, reverse, top] 'Bruce Ruxton / Jean Brown / Caloundra' [graphite, reverse, middle]nurses in warfare

The photo shows bricks with inscriptions at the Broadmeadows Remembrance Memorial.Colour photo of bricks with inscriptions'Royal Australian / Army [ePursing bon/s] / ([Peetania]) / Broadmeadows Remembrance Memorial 1995' [black ink, reverse, right]nurses in warfare

A professional headshot photo believed to depict Gertrude O'Halloran (nee Good). Enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Corp (AANC) 13 January 1915. Gertrude served on the SS Willochra, HMAT Nestor and HMAT Beltana. She was promoted to Matron 18 July 1917.Colour photograph headshot of an older lady. The photo appears to be a modern printing of an older photo'David Jones' [part of the reprinting, written on the original, front lower right]nurses in warfare

The photo shows a headstone with the inscription 'Pres. / Q140158 Sister M.L. Jackson / A.A.N.S. / 30-9-42' Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A black and white photo of a headstone in the shape of a cross with an inscription.'DIRECTORATE OF GRAVES REGISTRATION / VICTORIA / BARRACKS / ST. KILDA ROAD / MELBOURNE' [faded ink, circular stamp, reverse, top] 'PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY / DIRECTORATE OF GRAVES REGISTRATION / VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE / BURRIED AT / GRAVE NO' [faded ink, stamp, reverse, bottom] '[BURRIED AT] Toowoomba / [GRAVE NO] B-C-15' [faded ink, written in appropriate places on the above stamp, reverse, bottom]nurses in warfare, q140158

The photo shows a headstone with the inscription 'Pres. / Q140158 Sister M.L. Jackson / A.A.N.S. / 30-9-42' Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A black and white photo of a headstone in the shape of a cross with an inscription.'DIRECTORATE OF GRAVES REGISTRATION / VICTORIA / BARRACKS / ST. KILDA ROAD / MELBOURNE' [blue ink, circular stamp, reverse, top] 'PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY / DIRECTORATE OF GRAVES REGISTRATION / VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE / BURRIED AT / GRAVE NO' [blue ink, stamp, reverse, bottom] '[BURRIED AT] TOOWOOMBA / [GRAVE NO] B-C-15' [black ink, written in appropriate places on the above stamp, reverse, bottom]nurses in warfare, q140158

The photo may depict Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A small black and white photo of a young woman in nurse's uniform.'With / much love / From Peg xxxx' [blue ink, reverse, top left, underlined] 'Peg Jackson?' [blue ink, reverse, middle] '643' [red ink, reverse, stamp, lower left] nurses in warfare, q140158

The photo shows a several rows of headstones in the Toowoomba War Cemetery, Queensland. It is recorded as being related to Margaret Jackson. Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A black and white photo showing several rows of headstones.'Toowoomba / War Cemetery. / QUEENSLAND' [blue ink, stamp, reverse, top] 'IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION / COP[Y]RIGHT' [blue ink, stamp, reverse, middle]nurses in warfare, q140158

The photo shows a several rows of headstones in the Toowoomba War Cemetery, Queensland. It is recorded as being related to Margaret Jackson. Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A black and white photo showing several rows of headstones.'Toowoomba / War Cemetery. / QUEENSLAND' [blue ink, stamp, reverse, top] 'IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION / COP[Y]RIGHT' [blue ink, stamp, reverse, bottom]nurses in warfare, q140158

Mrs R W Chambers [Maud Isabel Chambers (neé Baker)]makes an impassioned pleas for full repatriation benfits for first war nurses.A newspaper clipping consisting of a title and three columns of text glued a large piece of white paper' 'The Age' - Friday. July 22, 1955' [blue ink, below clipping]nurses in warfare, ww1, world war 1, wwi, world war one

Funeral notice of Mrs R W Chambers [Maud Isabel Chambers (neé Baker)].Small newspaper clipping consisting of a title and a single column of text'Maud died / end of August / farewell 1961. / dear' [blue ink, reverse left of clipping]nurses in warfare, ww1, world war 1, wwi, world war one

Matron Ethel Gray death noticeA small newspaper clipping consisting of a title and a single column of textnurses in warfare, ww1, world war 1, wwi, world war one

Hardback book with olive green, blue, red and white cover and writing. Cover has sepia image of two nurses working in a hospital ward, one talking to a patient in a bed. Has intact dust jacket.non-fictionAlfred nurses have always been at the forefront of their profession - ready and willing to meet stringent training programs, war, fire, makeshift wards for epidemics and rapidly changing developments in medical science and technology. This is their story. The strength of the camaraderie shown among Alfred nurses at the celebrations that followed the graduation of the final group of trainees from the Alfred's School of Nursing led Helen Paterson to write this book. She follows the history of the Alfred nurses from the establishment of the Alfred Hospital in 1971, and the beginning of nurse training in 1880, to reveal the hardships, pleasures and intrigues shared by Alfred nurses in the past 130 years of history. (From inside front of dust jacket) 1. Planning 2. Arriving 3. Training 4. Complaining 5. Revealing 6. Serving 7. Progressing 8. Defending 9. Uniting 10. Improving 11. Combating 12. Returning 13. Maintaining 14. Developing 15. Changingnurses in warfare, victoria

Illustrated hardcover book with dustjacket. Book has a maroon cover with abbreviated title, authors names and illustration of a nurse in gold print on spine. Dust jacket is pink with white panels at top and bottom. Title is printed in maroon and black ink on front top panel, and authors names printed in blue ink on bottom front panel. Four portrait sketches of various nurses in small white ovals appear on the pink area of both front and back covers. Abbreviated title and authors names are printed in black ink on spine, along with coloured illustration of nurse.non-fictionThe history of nursing and the Victorian Trained Nurses Association in Victoria from the mid 19th century until 1934. The book explores the history of nurse training, registration and examination, as well as the effects on nursing throughout the First World War and the Great Depression. nurses in warfare, victoria, nurses, history of nursing, trained nurses association

Nursing sisters departing on a ship to war.A newspaper clipping of a large black and white photo of eight women in nurse's uniforms standing along a railing with a caption beneathnancy olive logan, iris ruby seller, mary j. lade, gladys elva mole, wilhelmina edna goodin, gwendoline healey, lilian elaine mcphail, ellen may (nell) bryant, nurses in warfare

Book review by Lon Bram of "Guns and brooches: Australian Army Nursing from the Boer War to the Gulf War" by Jan Bassett. Review gives basic outline of book content. Review does not pass judgment on quality or content.A large newspaper clipping of a title, six columns of text and a black and white photo of women in what appears to be an army hospital, some are standing, some are seated and some are laying down. Some of the women clearly in nurse's uniform but others don't appear to be.'COURIER-MAIL WEEKEND SAT 1ST AUG.1992' [Blue ink, top of page]oxford university press, nurses in warfare, guns and brooches, jan bassett, book review

The clipping appears to be a pictorial of Melbourne's Anzac Day March, 1990.A large newspaper clipping of a large and a small black and white photo. The large photo is of a large group of women marching, led by a row of older women wearing nurse's uniforms and war medals. The small photo is of a man smiling and saluting, wearing an army uniform.nursing vetrans, nurses in warfare, anzac day

Patients and nurses in officer's mess as it was higher ground, after evacuation from the hospital due to a tsunami. Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1960Colour photo of nurses in uniform and patients on stretchers in a room.'Jan Mc' [graphite, top right, 'Mc' is underlined]nurses in warfare

Matron in Chief Colonel Jan McCarthy and three nursing officers before being shipped out to the first Gulf War. They would leave on the US hospital ship the USNS Comfort. Possibly [Captain Helen Jayce, Captain Di Kuzinick] are two of the officers.Colour photo of four women in uniform standing in front of two flags. Three women are in military camo, and one is in nurse's uniform.nurses in warfare, f35071, gulf war

A forty-two bed hostel for frail war veterans and widows will be built at Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital.Small newspaper clipping consisting of a title, three columns of text and a small black and white photo of an older man.nurses in warfare

Sister Elizabeth Burchill will be among the veterans making the pilgrimage to Anzac Cove.A small newspaper clipping consisting of a title and a single column of text.nurses in warfare

The photo shows a headshot of M L Jackson. Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A small newspaper clipping consisting of of a black and white photo and a caption.nurses in warfare, q140158

The clipping is the death notice of Margaret Jackson. Margaret (Peg) Lawrence Jackson. Peg was born in Maryborough, Qld and enlisted in Brisbane Qld on 30 Januaary 1942. Peg served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), but died 30 September 1942 following an operation for tonsillitis. A small newspaper clipping consisting of a single column of textnurses in warfare, q140158

Betty Lawson will be traveling to Canberra to celebrate the creation of the first national memorial to wartime nurses.A newspaper clipping consisting of a title, three columns of text and a large black and white photo of an older woman in a hat, holding a poppy.nurses in warfare, vfx38754