Medical Role Models from our ANZAC history
With ANZAC Day upon us, it seemed appropriate to reflect on the service and sacrifice that they made to allow us the liberties we enjoy today.
The first Australian to be awarded a Victoria Cross was a Surgeon named Sir Neville Howse VC. He served and a soldier-surgeon in the Boer War with the NSW Army Medical Corps. Captain (Sir) Neville Howse displayed conspicuous gallantry at Vredefort, South Africa, on 24 July 1900, when he ventured onto the battlefield, under intense enemy fire, to ... Read More
April 24, 2017
By Jai Sungaran
in History, trauma