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==Staff==
 
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* [[Mervyn (Merv) James Rose]] 21 Sep 1944 - 29 Jan 1945 on etachment from 108th ACCS
  
 
==Patients==
 
==Patients==
 
* [[Jack Bell]] 14 Dec 1942 - 13 Jan 1943
 
* [[Jack Bell]] 14 Dec 1942 - 13 Jan 1943
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* [[George Charles Owens]] 8 - 25 Jan 1943
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* [[Joseph Logan]] 17 - 24 Aug 1943
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* [[Clarence Malarkey]] 14  - 25 Apr 1944
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* [[Donald Norman MacLeod Lyall]] 19 Jun - 3 Jul 1944 & 6 - 14 Jul 1944 & 4 May - 8 Jun 1945
 
* [[Harold George Bell]] 22 Jan - 6 Feb 1945
 
* [[Harold George Bell]] 22 Jan - 6 Feb 1945
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* [[David Gordon]] 7 Jun - 27 Jul 1945
 
* [[Macalister Adair Blain]] 24 Sep - 14 Dec 1945
 
* [[Macalister Adair Blain]] 24 Sep - 14 Dec 1945
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* [[Luke Pense]] 10 - 29 Dec 1945
  
 
===Notes===
 
===Notes===
 
Content has come from ''The Unit Guide - Volume 4 - The Australian Army 1939-1945''  - page 4.107  Graham R McKenzie-Smith - Big Sky Publishing - 2018
 
Content has come from ''The Unit Guide - Volume 4 - The Australian Army 1939-1945''  - page 4.107  Graham R McKenzie-Smith - Big Sky Publishing - 2018
 
[[Category:Hospitals]]
 
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[[Category:Militia Units ww2]]

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History
Name 113th Australian General Hospital (Concord Repatriation Hospital)
Where formed Concord, NSW
Date formed 11 Mar 1941
Capacity 600 beds
Locations Concord, NSW

General Information

Building commenced in late 1940, with it opening on 11 Mar 1941, but not formally opening until 26 Apr 1941. The first twenty patients had been admitted to Wards 1 & 2 on 7 Mar 1941. It serviced Australian and Philippine troops during WW2. It underwent several name changes, to 113th Military Hospital (Sydney) in November 1943 and as 113th (Concord) Military Hospital in January 1945.


From 1947 the hospital was transferred to the Department of Veteran's Affairs, with over 2,000 beds making it the largest hospital in the southern hemisphere. It served as the Repatriation Hospital for NSW until the facility was transferred to the State Health Service in 1993.

Staff

Patients

Notes

Content has come from The Unit Guide - Volume 4 - The Australian Army 1939-1945 - page 4.107 Graham R McKenzie-Smith - Big Sky Publishing - 2018