Looking for a reference book on Australian nurses in WW1? I recommend this book
'More than Bombs and Bandages - Australian Army nurses at work in World War I' (Big Sky, Newport NSW, 2011).
A review from a Queensland RN, Rev’d Dr Barbara Oudt:
What I enjoyed most about Dr Kirsty Harris’s book is her ability to reflect those nurses voices in a way that was so real – one could be there, the settings were so well understood from her research and the language kind
Most AANS nurses served in a home hospital either before overseas service or after returning. Here is a list of the General Hospitals:
Home Service Hospitals
4 AGH – Randwick, Sydney
5 AGH – St Kilda Road, Melbourne 6 AGH – Kangaroo Point, Queensland
7 AGH – Keswick, Adelaide
8 AGH – Fremantle WA
9 AGH – Hobart, Tas
11 AGH – Caulfield, Victoria
12 AGH – Launceston, Tas
13 AGH – Enoggera, Queensland
15 AGH – Torrens Park SA
16 AGH – Macleod, Mont Park Victoria
17 AGH –
