Photos

: 10th Field Ambulance – 1st World War 1914-1918

: Going Home – AMBON 1945 Ambonese farewell (right)

: Norman Wall (front left) Kokoda track New Guinea

: Early Camp 10th Field Ambulance ~ 1940?

: Troops meal time on board – USA Liberty Ship “James Corbett”

: After the war. Japanese waiting to be interrogated for war crimes against Australian Prisoners of War. AMBON October 1945

: Patients awaiting evacuation by air. Dreger Harbour NEW GUINEA 1943

: Official surrender of Japanese – AMBON 1945

: On the Sanananda Track. Captain C.R. Copland NEW GUINEA 1942

: Evacuation Post Dreger Harbour. NEW GUINEA 1943

: Landing at Balikpapan, BORNEO – 1st July 1945

: Loading stretcher patients onto plane – Dreger Harbour NEW GUINEA 1943

: Sailors keep hand in – 1st World War 1914-18

: ANZAC Day March, Melbourne

: A poem entitled ‘Anzac Day’

: Ted Young and Ned Matthews with native work party – 1943

: WW1 10th field ambulance, with Karl Oscar Rankin

: Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels

: Patient being unloaded from Stretcher Jeep – Launch Jetty NEW GUINEA 1943

: Breakfast at Launch Jetty

: “Washing Day” Atherton Tablelands QUEENSLAND 1944

: Our 10th Field Hospital at Oro Bay – NEW GUINEA 1943

: Wrecked P38 Fighter on Seppingeng Air Strip NEW GUINEA 1943. Background: Douglas DC3 and Spitfire Fighter Planes

: Dispensary at Oro Bay NEW GUINEA 1943

: Nagambie Road Plaques Dedication May 12th 2004

: Ted Young watching Japanese in front of truck – AMBON after surrender of Japan 1945

: Major I.A. Wilson with patient at Oro Bay NEW GUINEA 1943

: Nagambie Road Plaques Dedication May 12th 2004 (L-R) Len Allan, Doc Holliday, Ted Young, Wattie Tully, Ken Stanley, Bob Crawford, Vern Laidlaw, Dick Holmes, David James, Les Williams, Ron Moyle, Len Martin, Lloyd Champion, Mayor Cr Sue Marstaeller. Front Row: Jack Bacon, Chaplain Lt Col Peter Hayes, Ken Trafford

: 10th Field Ambulance in France – First World War 1916

: Survivors waiting to be picked up after the sinking of the ship “Jacob” – oro Bay NEW GUINEA 1942

: Wounded evacuated from Morobe on Karu Maru. NEW GUINEA 1943

: Stretcher patients secured in Douglas DC3 transport. NEW GUINEA 1943

: Sign erected by the Yanks. NEW GUINEA 1943

: C.O. Lieut. Col. E.C. Palmer outside Headquarters – Oro Bay NEW GUINEA 1943

: Transporting walking patients to Airfield. NEW GUINEA 1943

: Patients taken from Karu Maru by ambulance to MDS. NEW GUINEA 1943

: “Our Australian Flag” – Robin Northover

: Patients being evacuated by air. Dreger Harbour. NEW GUINEA 1943

: Loading wounded onto aeroplane at Popondetta NEW GUINEA 1943

: Main operating theatre in the jungle at Soputa NEW GUINEA 1943

: Transporting wounded to hospital NEW GUINEA 1943

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