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Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Chaplain J.D. Froud, N.Z. Army and Church of England Chaplain looking over some records in teh 1st Class lounge of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 7790

U.S. evacuation hospital in Normandy. Second Lieutenant Mary L. Byram of Newton, New Jersey, U.S. Army nurse, changes linen on an operating table in the surgical tent of the lasrgest Allied evacuation hospital in France.

NICA Hospital, Ambon, Moluccas. This poor little lad has had a tragic start in life. Good feeding at the NICA hospital, Ambon, will help effect a great change fot the better. NI 7251

U.S. evacuation hospital in Normandy. Second Lieutenant Mary L. Byram of Newton, New Jersey, U.S. Army nurse attached to an evacuation hospital in France, shows an X-ray negative to Captain Herbert J. Wright, Jr., of Schoharie, New York, U.S. Army doctor.

German hospital in Cherbourg. Captain John D. Benzer, Lidgerwood, N.Y., of the U.S. Army Medical Corps, talks with a wounded German soldier in the Hospital Pasteur in Cherbourg while a German orderly feeld his pulse. Chunks of half-eaten bread and bottles of wine, coupled with untidy beds and the unhygienic ward, indicate the rough-and-ready methods of the Germand medical personnel. The patients were ...

Blood transfusion in Normandy field hospital. Private Bruse Folks, Warren, Minn., a member of the U.S. Army Medical Corps, stands by a wounded soldier while a blood transfusion is being given at a filed hospital somewhere in Normandy. Field hospital surgery and medical care, are saving the lives of more than 99 out of every 100 men wounded in France. Less than one per cent of the wounded reaching medical ...

U.S. evacuation hospital in Normandy. Carrying their towels and clean clothes in their helmets, U.S. Army nurses wait their turns for showers at the largest Allied evacuation hospital in France. Nurses sign up for showers between 8.30 and 9 p.m. If they take showers in the evening, they forfeit camp movies. These nurses work 12 hours a day the week around.