 | New Zealand and Indian casualties
from El Mreir at 4 Field Ambulance. (N. M. Gleeson) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance training at Burnham, 1939. (Green and
Hahn) |
 | The Dunera
leaving Wellington, January 1940, en route to Lyttelton to embark First Echelon
troops, including 4 Field Ambulance. (C. P. S. Boyer) |
 | 1 NZ General Hospital entrance, Pinewood, England. (N. M.
Gleeson) |
 | His Majesty the
King inspects Sisters from 1 NZ General Hospital at Mytchett. With him is Matron
Miss E. C. Mackay (London News Agency) |
 | 1 NZ
General Hospital, Helmieh. (New Zealand Army Official) |
 | NZ General Hospital at Helwan.
(New Zealand Army Official) |
 | 1 NZ
General Hospital at Pharsala, Greece. (C. R. Kirk) |
 | Scene near hospital area, Pharsala. (N. M. Gleeson) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance MDS camouflaged
and dug in near Katerine. (P. V. Graves) |
 | 6 Field
Ambulance withdrawing through Larissa. (A. H. Thomas) |
 | 1 NZ General Hospital ready to embark from Piræus for Egypt.
(N. M. Gleeson) |
 | On the Thurland
Castle returning from Greece. (P. V. Graves) |
 | New Zealand Sisters at Suda Bay, Crete. (R. D. King) |
 | 7 British General Hospital near
Canea. |
 | Wounded German
paratroops treated at 5 Field Ambulance, Modhion, Crete. |
 | Wounded sheltering in a ditch at 6 Field Ambulance, near Canea.
(A. J. Spence) |
 | Hospital Ship
Maunganui. (New. Zealand Army Official) |
 | Hospital Ship Oranje. |
 | Wounded
from Greece and Crete at mess in a ward of 2 NZ General Hospital, Helwan.
(New Zealand Army Official) |
 | 1 NZ
General Hospital parades before Brigadier K. MacCormick at Maadi. (New
Zealand Army Official) |
| The
hospital wadi near Sidi Rezegh after its capture by the Germans.) |
 | The move to Syria. 4 Field
Ambulance convoy in the Bekaa Valley. (N. M. Gleeson) |
 | Zahle in the early spring---from the site of 1 NZ CCS (N. M.
Gleeson) |
 | A civilian hospital
in Aleppo occupied successively by 6 and 5 Field Ambulances. (K. G.
Killoh) |
 | 3 NZ General
Hospital at Beirut. (New Zealand Army Official (M. D. Elias)) |
 | First nursing aids, NZ WAAC,
arrive in Egypt on HS Maunganui. (New Zealand Army Official) |
 | An American Field Service ambulance car and driver (on right) after
Minqar Qaim. (New Zealand Army Official) |
 | A
blood transfusion in the desert. after Ruweisat. (K. G. Killoh) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance desert operating
theatre for El Mreir casualties. (N. M. Gleeson,) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance MDS receives Alamein wounded. (K. G.
Killoh) |
 | An operation by 1
CCS surgical team in the same MDS. (K. G. Killoh) |
 | Christmas Dinner, 1942, for 5 Field Ambulance, Nofilia. (K. G.
Killoh) |
 | New Zealand Sisters
at 1 CCS, Cyrenaica. (British Official) |
 | 1 CCS
in wild flowers at Sirte. (D. T. Stewart) |
 | Patients and staff gather for open-air concert at 3 NZ General
Hospital, Suani Ben Adem, Tripoli. (New Zealand Army Official ) |
| Wounded from Tebaga Gap being loaded into an air ambulance. (New
Zealand Army Official (H. Paton) and K. G. Killoh) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance ADS, Takrouna. (K. G. Killoh) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance convoy returns
to Egypt. (N. M. Gleeson) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance
trucks moving up to the Sangro, November 1943. (K. G. Killoh) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance ADS at
Casalanguida, near the Sangro (New Zealand Army Official (G. Kaye)) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance MDS at Atessa
for the Sangro attack. (J. K. Elliott collection ) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance ADS at the Sangro. K. G. Killoh ) |
 | Medical staff at Atessa before the
Sangro attack. (A. W. Douglas) |
 | Patients being carried back by RAP jeep, Orsogna. (R. D.
King) |
 | 1 Mobile CCS,
Presenzano, Cassino. (A. W. Douglas) |
 | 4 Field
Hygiene Section's shower unit near Cassino. (New Zealand Army Official (G.
Kaye)) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance ADS near Mount
Porchia, Cassino. (G. H. Levien) |
 | Entrance to Maori Battalion RAP in crypt at Cassino. (C. N.
D'Arcy) |
 | 5 Field Ambulance
ADS at Sant' Elia, with ambulance cars parked in the shelter of buildings.
(K. G. Killoh) |
 | 6 Field Ambulance
MDS at Pozzilli, near Cassino. (S. de Bonnaire collection) |
 | A class at 4 Field Hygiene
Section's Malarial School, Volturno Valley. (New Zealand Army Official (M. D.
Elias)) |
 | Major H. T. Knights
examines Italian children for malaria. (New Zealand Army Official (M. D.
Elias)) |
 | 2 NZ General
Hospital, Caserta. (New Zealand Army Official (6. R. Bull)) |
 | 1 NZ General Hospital, Molfetta.
(New Zealand Army Official (G. R. Bull)) |
 | Convalescent Depot patients on the breakwater, San Spirito. (New
Zealand Army Official (G. R. Bull)) |
 | A
wounded Indian soldier being treated at 5 Field Ambulance MDS, south of
Florence. K. (G. Killoh) |
 | Colonel G. W. Gower
(C0) and Matron Miss M. E. Jackson welcome the 40,000th patient to 3 NZ General
Hospital, Bari. (Unit photograph) |
 | 1 NZ
General Hospital, Senigallia. (A. W. Douglas) |
 | 4 Field Ambulance trucks cross the Po. (A. W. Owen-Johnston
collection) |
 | Picnic for 3 NZ
General Hospital staff a and patients at Polignano (on Adriatic coast) as part
of the VE Day celebrations. (E. B. Gilberd collection) |
 | A wedding at 3 NZ General
Hospital, Bari. (New Zealand Army Official (M. D. Elias)) |
 | Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard
Freyberg (with Matron Miss J. MacKinnon) shaking hands with members of the
nursing staff at 6 NZ General Hospital, Florence, during his farewell visit.
(New Zealand Army Official) |