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==General Information==
 
==General Information==
  
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Formed in Western Australia in August 1914.  Initial staff departed Fremantle aboard [[HMAT A55 Kyarra]] on 4 Dec 1914.  Originally located at Mena Camp in Egypt in Jan 1915, where it was concerned with the treatment of venereal diseases, 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital moved to East Mudros on the island of Lemnos in June 1915.
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Formed in Western Australia in August 1914, the initial staff departed Fremantle aboard [[HMAT A55 Kyarra]] on 4 Dec 1914.  Originally located at Mena Camp in Egypt in Jan 1915, where it was concerned with the treatment of venereal diseases.  The [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] moved to East Mudros on the island of Lemnos in June 1915.
  
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Eight Officers and 90 other ranks, plus Nursing Staff of 25 drawn from [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] & Canadian Stationary Hospitals. With ‘the rush of sick’ from the Peninsula, an ‘eleventh-hour’ effort was made to develop Lemnos as an intermediate military medical base. As part of that reorganisation, No. 2 Australian Stationary Hospital was moved to West Mudros, landing on 4 August 1915 – a day before its sister unit the 3rd A.G.H. – on “a bare and road less hillside” (Butler, 286). “Pitched camp on No. 7 block and started to erect hospital & make roads” notes the unit’s War Diary on 5 August.  
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Staffed by eight Officers and 90 other ranks, plus Nursing Staff of 25 drawn from [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] & Canadian Stationary Hospitals. With ‘the rush of sick’ from the Peninsula, an ‘eleventh-hour’ effort was made to develop Lemnos as an intermediate military medical base. As part of that reorganisation, [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] was moved to West Mudros, landing on 4 August 1915 – a day before its sister unit the [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] – on “a bare and road less hillside” (Butler, 286). “Pitched camp on No. 7 block and started to erect hospital & make roads” notes the unit’s War Diary on 5 August.  
  
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By August 13 it was treating 763 patients. On the 16th, 12 nurses from 3 A.G.H. replaced at the Stationary Hospital the personnel of the 30th British Field Ambulance who left for the Peninsula. Nurses from the Canadian Stationary Hospitals and 3 A.G.H. were regularly detached to the hospital.
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By August 13th it was treating 763 patients. On 16 Aug 1915, 12 nurses from [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] replaced the personnel of the 30th British Field Ambulance who left for the Peninsula. Nurses from the Canadian Stationary Hospitals and [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] were regularly detached to the hospital.
  
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By September/October 1915, the 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital occupied sixty large marquee-tents, and had 1,200 beds and 25 nursing sisters – “making some 130 Australian nurses now on the island” (Butler, 388).  
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By September/October 1915, the [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] occupied sixty large marquee-tents, and had 1,200 beds and 25 nursing sisters – “making some 130 Australian nurses now on the island” (Butler, 388).  
  
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When the Peninsula was evacuated, 2 A.S.H. transferred to Egypt, leaving Lemnos on 20 January 1916.  Arrived Alexandria on 23rd, and entrained for Tel-el Kebir.
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When the Peninsula was evacuated, [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] was transferred to Egypt, leaving Lemnos on 20 January 1916.  They arrived in Alexandria on the 23rd, and entrained for Tel-el Kebir in the Canal Zone.
  
 
During August 1916 the hospital moved to Port Said where it provided general medical services until 19 Nov 1916 when it moved to Mahamdrya, remaining there until it relocated yet again to El Arish on 10 Mar 1917. Its next location was Moascar, arriving there on 27 Aug 1917. Here it received VD patients as well as casualties and general illnesses.
 
During August 1916 the hospital moved to Port Said where it provided general medical services until 19 Nov 1916 when it moved to Mahamdrya, remaining there until it relocated yet again to El Arish on 10 Mar 1917. Its next location was Moascar, arriving there on 27 Aug 1917. Here it received VD patients as well as casualties and general illnesses.
 
   
 
   
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On 15 Jun 1919 1 officer and 71 other ranks, the last of the 2nd Stationary Hospital staff in Egypt entrained for Kantara where they boarded [[SS Essex]] for Australia.
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On 15 Jun 1919, 1 officer and 71 other ranks, the last of the 2nd Stationary Hospital staff in Egypt, entrained for Kantara where they boarded [[SS Essex]] for Australia.
  
 
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==Staff==
 
==Staff==
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'''Lemnos Island - Mudros West'''
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* [[Harold Stinton]] 4 Dec 1915 - 22 May 1918
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'''Egypt & Palestine'''
 
'''Egypt & Palestine'''
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*[[Pierre Wolfe Daimpre]] 13 Aug 1917 for 8 months as a Padre.
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* [[Harold Stinton]] 7 Dec 1915 - 22 May 1918
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* [[Pierre Wolfe Daimpre]] 13 Aug 1917 for 8 months as a Padre.
  
 
==Soldier Patients by date admitted==
 
==Soldier Patients by date admitted==
 
'''HMHS Gloucester Castle'''
 
'''HMHS Gloucester Castle'''
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*[[Frederick Rawlinson]] 4 May - 9 May 1915
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* [[Frederick Rawlinson]] 4 May - 9 May 1915
  
  
 
'''Lemnos Island'''
 
'''Lemnos Island'''
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*[[Walter Raymond Farnham]] 3 weeks in Oct 1915
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* [[William Henry Shade]] 22 - 29 Jun 1915
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* [[Walter Raymond Farnham]] several weeks in Oct 1915
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'''Tel-el-Kebir Egypt'''
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'''1916'''
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* [[William Harold Raynor]] 6 - 10 Feb 1916
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* [[John Harold Rupert Smith]] 6-7 Feb 1916
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* [[Edgar Leslie Livermore]] 14 Feb - 2 Mar 1916
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* [[John Edward Thomson]] 27 Feb - 15 Mar 1916
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* [[Alfred Arthur Martin]] 17 - 29 Mar 1916
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* [[Douglas Campbell Wills Winning]] 22 - 26 Mar 1916
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* [[Henry Thomas (Harry) Brear]] 7 Apr 1916
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* [[Walter Raymond Farnham]] 16 - 19 Apr 1916
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* [[William Buck]] 26 - 27 Apr 1916
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* [[Frank Ernest Cousens]] 28 Apr - 1 May 1916
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* [[John Henry Holroyd]] 30 Apr - 6 May 1916
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* [[Cyril Augustus Tonkin]] 1 - 3 May 1916
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* [[Frederick Sidney Gladstone]] 2 May 1916 - ?
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* [[George Harris]] 17 May 1916 & 17 Jun - 2 Jul 1916
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* † [[Ernest Clifford Noyce]] 20 - 22 May 1916
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* [[Gordon Vidgen Cross]] 31 May - 16 Jun 1916
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* [[William Buck]] 9 Jun 1916 & 18 Jul 1916
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'''Port Said'''
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* [[Beverley John Liddelow]] 1 - 14 Oct 1916
  
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'''El Arish 1917'''
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* [[Harold Stinton]] 9 - 17 May 1917
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* [[Frank Orlando Dawson]] 18 May - 6 Jul 1918
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* [[Archibald Roland Bunney]] 21 May - 1 Jun 1917
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* [[Walter Cattach]] 24 Jul - 28 Aug 1917
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* [[Harold Shepherd MID]] 4 Aug 1917
  
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'''Egypt'''
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'''Moascar 1918'''
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*[[William Harold Raynor]] 6 - 10 Feb 1916
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* [[Frank Orlando Dawson]] 19 May - 6 Jul 1918
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*[[Edgar Leslie Livermore]] 14 Feb - 2 Mar 1916
 
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*[[Alfred Arthur Martin]] 17 - 29 Mar 1916
 
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*[[Walter Raymond Farnham]] 16 - 19 Apr 1916
 
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*[[Frank Ernest Cousens]] 28 Apr - 1 May 1916
 
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*[[Frederick Sidney Gladstone]] 2 May 1916 - ?
 
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*[[Gordon Vidgen Cross]] 31 May 1916 - ?
 
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*[[Walter Cattach]] 24 Jul - 28 Aug 1917
 
  
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'''1919'''
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* [[Frank Erle Waters]] 7 Jan - 14 Mar 1919
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* [[Frank Orlando Dawson]] 23 Feb - 17 Mar 1919
  
  
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[[Category:AIF Units]]
 
[[Category:Hospitals]]
 
[[Category:Hospitals]]

Latest revision as of 19:16, 21 August 2024

2nd ASH.jpg
Colour Patch for 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital
2nd Australian Stationary Hospital Lemnos.jpg
2nd Australian Stationary Hospital on Lemnos
2nd ASH El Arish.jpg
2nd Australian Stationary Hospital at El Arish AWM JO3018
History
Name 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital
Where formed Perth, Western Australia
Date formed August 1914
Capacity 1200 in Jan 1916 at Mudros
Locations Cairo, HMHS Gloucester Castle,Lemnos Island, Ismailia, Sinai, Palestine

General Information

Formed in Western Australia in August 1914, the initial staff departed Fremantle aboard HMAT A55 Kyarra on 4 Dec 1914. Originally located at Mena Camp in Egypt in Jan 1915, where it was concerned with the treatment of venereal diseases. The 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital moved to East Mudros on the island of Lemnos in June 1915.

Staffed by eight Officers and 90 other ranks, plus Nursing Staff of 25 drawn from 3rd Australian General Hospital & Canadian Stationary Hospitals. With ‘the rush of sick’ from the Peninsula, an ‘eleventh-hour’ effort was made to develop Lemnos as an intermediate military medical base. As part of that reorganisation, 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital was moved to West Mudros, landing on 4 August 1915 – a day before its sister unit the 3rd Australian General Hospital – on “a bare and road less hillside” (Butler, 286). “Pitched camp on No. 7 block and started to erect hospital & make roads” notes the unit’s War Diary on 5 August.

By August 13th it was treating 763 patients. On 16 Aug 1915, 12 nurses from 3rd Australian General Hospital replaced the personnel of the 30th British Field Ambulance who left for the Peninsula. Nurses from the Canadian Stationary Hospitals and 3rd Australian General Hospital were regularly detached to the hospital.

By September/October 1915, the 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital occupied sixty large marquee-tents, and had 1,200 beds and 25 nursing sisters – “making some 130 Australian nurses now on the island” (Butler, 388).

When the Peninsula was evacuated, 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital was transferred to Egypt, leaving Lemnos on 20 January 1916. They arrived in Alexandria on the 23rd, and entrained for Tel-el Kebir in the Canal Zone.

During August 1916 the hospital moved to Port Said where it provided general medical services until 19 Nov 1916 when it moved to Mahamdrya, remaining there until it relocated yet again to El Arish on 10 Mar 1917. Its next location was Moascar, arriving there on 27 Aug 1917. Here it received VD patients as well as casualties and general illnesses.

On 15 Jun 1919, 1 officer and 71 other ranks, the last of the 2nd Stationary Hospital staff in Egypt, entrained for Kantara where they boarded SS Essex for Australia.

  • Tent Ward at Ismailia AWM P10300.014
  • Ismalia ward on verandah AWM P10300.005
  • Mahamdrya AWM JO 3008



Staff

Lemnos Island - Mudros West

Egypt & Palestine

Soldier Patients by date admitted

HMHS Gloucester Castle


Lemnos Island


Tel-el-Kebir Egypt 1916

Port Said

El Arish 1917

Moascar 1918

1919

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