Where were Australian WW1 soldiers sent to heal (when injured)?

The HMHS "Devanha" and other hospital ships provided emergency treatment while evacuating the troops directly to Egypt, from where some would be sent to Malta and England. Devanha continued with these duties until the end of the campaign, and the P & O history notes that the vessel was the last hospital ship to leave the Dardanelles. By the evening of 25 April, 557 wounded had been taken on board the "Gascon".

Ella Tucker stayed with the ship for the next nine months as it ferried over 8000 wounded and sick soldiers between the Gallipoli Peninsula and the hospitals on Imbros, Lemnos, Salonika, Alexandria, Malta and in England. The soldiers were then either sent back to the front or transported home to Australia, depending on their condition. More.

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