Difference between revisions of "106th Australian General Hospital"
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By 1944 106th AGH had specialised in the treatment of patients with Tuberculosis. | By 1944 106th AGH had specialised in the treatment of patients with Tuberculosis. | ||
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| − | *[[Bessie Christina Ellen | + | *[[Bessie Christina Ellen Taylor]] 26 Jan - 29 Mar 1943 |
| − | *[[Bessie Christina Ellen | + | *[[Bessie Christina Ellen Taylor]] 6 Jun - 21 Dec 1943 |
==Patients== | ==Patients== | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 21 September 2020
 Colour Patch for WW2 106th AGH | |
| History | |
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| Name | 106th Australian General Hospital |
| Where formed | Bonegilla, Victoria |
| Date formed | 1941 |
| Capacity | 600 beds |
| Locations | Bonegilla (near Wodonga) Victoria. |
General Information
By 1944 106th AGH had specialised in the treatment of patients with Tuberculosis.
Staff
- Bessie Christina Ellen Taylor 26 Jan - 29 Mar 1943
- Bessie Christina Ellen Taylor 6 Jun - 21 Dec 1943
Patients
1942
- David Edward Kitchener Granberg 4 - 21 Apr 1942
1944
- Arthur George Shepherd 23 Aug - 1 Sep 1944
- Arthur George Shepherd 14 - 20 Sep 1944