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U.S. hospital unit helps young German. U.S. surgeons and medical orderlies perform an operation on a nineteen-year-old German prisoner, captured during the bitter fighting in Normandy. The prisoner has two gunshot wounds and a fractured leg. One of the gunshots has punctured his intestines and bladder, necessitating an immediate operation to save his life. All the time the unit worked in a tent near ...

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Sgt. Soedato, RNI Army, having his arm exrayed by Dutch Matron van der Roest (left) and Dutch Nurse M. van den Berg, in the x-ray room of the hospital ship Oranje before she left her berth at Princes Piet, Port Melbourne, 23rd Ocrober, 1945, bound on a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 326

Displaced persons are treated at Cologne hospital. Major C.N. Hamlin of Rockford, Illinois, collapses the lung of a farmer inmate of a former German concentration camp, now neing treated for tuberculosis in the Seventh U.S. Convalescent Hospital at Cologne, Germany. Captain Hasty of Hartland, Michigan, and a German nurse are assiting the doctor. More then 900 displaced persons are now being treated ...

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. A sing-song around the piano in the lounge of the hospital ship Oranje, before she left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, on 23rd October, 1945, bound on a mercy mission to Batavia. Left to right: Lieut. Lothian, N.Z. Army, Nurse M. Fenton, Chaplain J.D. Froud, N.Z. Army (at the piano)Lieut. J.E. Everse, RNI Army aide-de-camo to Colonel ...

Post-operative ward of U.S. evacuation hospital. A U.S. Army nurse (in background) administers blood plasma and intravenous fluids to patients in the post-operative ward of an American evacuation hospital in France. The nurse in foreground talks with one of the convalescing patients.

Recuperating in a hospital of the N.E.I. Government. Indonesians liberated from Japanese domination in a ward of the hospital at Merauke. NI 5398

Harar as a hospital city. British doctor performs first operation. Dr. Kenneth Buxton, a British doctor working in the Swedish mission hospital in Harar, watched with keen interest by Abyssinian students as he made the first war operation on a soldier wounded in the Ogaden district. The operation consisted of the amputation of the man's arm.

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Sgt. Sordato, RNI Army, being operated on the operation room of the hospital ship Oranje. Left to right Col. Watmough, N.Z. Army who administered the anaesthetic, .... Spragg, N.Z. Sister and Mr. P.W. Williams, N.Z. Army who performed the operation. The Oranjel eft her berth ay Princes Piet, Port Melbourne on 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy ...

Nica hospital, Ambon, Moluccas. Pathetic littler Ambonese children, victims of malnutrition. Food was scare in the Netherlands Indies, during the Japanese occupation of the islands. NI 3501

Aboard an American hospital train in France. Staff Sergeant Joseph W. Crowell of Norwood, North Carolina, pharmiceutical supervisor on a hospital train in France, mixes a prescription on the run from the front to an embarkation point. Immediate medical treatment is credited with the low mortality rate of 3 out of every 100 Allied wounede in France.

Geallieerde troepen in Nederland. U.S. Hospital in Holland bomded by Nazis. Ambulances and other equipment burn after Nazi planes bombed a U.S. Army hospital in Holland. The hospital had a 50-foot square red cross painted on the roof.