AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS
IN AUSTRALIA DURING WW2
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via Ian Jenkins
Australian Red Cross Society Badges

Australian Red Cross Badge which
belonged
to John Goulevitch. Probably a post war badge.
The Australian Red Cross Society had a supply store in the Rocky Creek area on the Atherton Tablelands.
Robert Stahl, an American Guerrilla of Mindanao (AGOM) wrote about the Australian Red Cross in his article "You're No Good to Me Dead":-
The Australian Red Cross operated canteens where we could while away time with coffee, doughnuts, and dancing. In addition, they operated a rest and recreation area at Coolangatta, a seashore resort not far from Brisbane. There we could get reasonably priced meals and a bed and spend days off duty lazing about in the surf Also, the place had some very comely hostesses with whom most of us dreamed of getting lucky, while few did.
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This page first produced 27 January 2007
This page last updated 27 January 2007